The Verbals
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In The Verbals, a long conversation mingling confession, memories and self-criticism, Iain Sinclair lays bare the origins of his works, from the myths of Freemasonry surrounding his ancestry to his encounters with the likes of Allen Ginsberg, from his adventures in the film world to his bohemian life in Dublin, from casual labouring in the East End to esoteric studies of earth mysteries and psychogeography.
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In The Verbals, a long conversation mingling confession, memories and self-criticism, Iain Sinclair lays bare the origins of his works, from the myths of Freemasonry surrounding his ancestry to his encounters with the likes of Allen Ginsberg, from his adventures in the film world to his bohemian life in Dublin, from casual labouring in the East End to esoteric studies of earth mysteries and psychogeography.
Published: 1 April 2002
ISBN: 978-0953094790
Pages: 148
“Highly interesting.”
The Guardian
“Cultists will be eager to get their hands on it.”
Times Literary Supplement
Iain Sinclair is now firmly established as one of the most dazzlingly gifted and important of contemporary British writers. His wide-ranging recent work encompasses poetry (The Ebbing of Kraft, Saddling the Rabbit), fiction (Landor’s Tower, Dining on Stones), and documentary prose, including his best-selling Lights Out For the Territory and his M25 epic London Orbital.
