For the Good of All John Pikoulis

For the Good of All John PikoulisFor the Good of All is a book for our time a time where we need a greater understanding of our bodily and emotional needs, as well as of our place in a globalised world where health has become a major issue. Since the beginnings of civilization, humans have relied on and respected the earth and its bounty, understanding that the energy of nature sustains and protects us when we live in balance. The aim of this succinct handbook is to encourage us to

which also gives these early poems ominous hints of danger

In Neptune’s Projects the end of humanity is made wry

just as the news hits: in one year the world is Officially Over

a widow in the far north reflecting on her provincial life

The brave man with a sword

How Kyoto Breaks Your Heart is a collection about the ways in which heartbreak can fill a place and make it impossible to stay

—from the Judges' Citation

has made films about the Waterfowl People

unlike his father

about falling down a cultural and linguistic rabbit hole

Introduced by Sascha Ebeling

an acute empathy with troubled childhoods and adolescence offers adult readers a rewarding reconnection with the turbulence of earlier selves