'This is a book about love and all the madness lovers feel when they fall in love.Skyrack wants to kill Wessex but falls in love with her instead. Wessex will not stay and Skyrack goes mad.The sun rises and Skyrack resolves to follow the shadows to Kavanagh Well where in life or in death she will meet Wessex once again

'The author went to Paris and in that beautiful city found only darkness and madness.Also healing but with every gain came an equal loss. She regained her sanity and lost the love of her life.The meaning of this book is it's rawness.The rawness is the meaning as if poets can only ever be naked'

'Anyone who would find such unformed verbilisation interesting would have to be interested primarily in you' -- Professor Germaine Greer. Indeed. Pofessor Germaine Greer hated this book. Poems about God, Love, Madness and Death. And the Hairy Man of Bradford.

'Anyone who would find such unformed verbilisation interesting would have to be interested primarily in you' -- Professor Germaine Greer. Indeed. Pofessor Germaine Greer hated this book. Poems about God, Love, Madness and Death. And the Hairy Man of Bradford.

This second edition is extensively revised and over-hauled and the addition of 4 new poems brings the story up to date. Luke Book is poetry that loves to mock its' creator. It begins with the end of one relationship and ends with the start of another. As with all of Lucas Shakespere's poetry it is meant to be stroked and understood with the heart not the head.