Robert Flanagan Livres

10 fine stories by this seasoned fiction writer, all set in the urban Heartlands of America...."In Story Hour, Robert Flanagan tells masterfully rendered, hard-edged tales of the tough lives of men and women struggling to get by on the edges of America's heartland. Not a word rings false in this unsparingly honest collection. These stories bring to mind those wonderful, spare Springsteen songs about characters who make the wrong decisions and pay the price."~Ronald K. Fried, author of MY FATHER'S FIGHTER

Dragon Book II of The ASA Trilogy Robert Flanagan

The novel features a narrative that has evolved over 45 years, culminating in its first print release. The author finalized the story's conclusion in Salzburg, Austria, during a European trip in 2007. The extensive manuscript underwent two additional years of restructuring, resulting in a trilogy rather than a single volume, with significant revisions to enhance the flow of the narrative. This long gestation period reflects the depth and complexity of the story being told.

Existentialist in approach, this collection of tightly woven, abstract poems explores ageing and what it means to not be young anymore.

In tight, compact words that resemble an unravelling DNA code of life, poet Robert Flanagan comtemplates mortality in his latest collection. Flanagan's poetry is essential, incantatory, and almost shamanistic in its ability to cast spells that transport the reader to invaluable inner worlds.