Between the Silver and the Mirror

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(Poetry Collection.) Drunk on fame, an artist looks into his glass and finds no reflection. Between the silver and the mirror of decadence and decay he hides an identity he himself begins to question. What is wrong with him? Why can he only create but not experience? Why can he not feel the things he describes? This is a creature who, made in the image of his creator, does not resemble a god in appearance, but in ability; an artist, like his maker, can create, destroy, love, hate, forgive, condemn, father, and kill. But what when the picture, a canvas wet with either pain(t), sweat, tears, or blood, can distinguish between neither? What then? This is the tale, told in a vicious cycle of incisive poems, of a wordsmith working an idiom into an existence; an author whose life’s meaning cannot be deduced anymore from what things he brings forth.

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(Poetry Collection.) Drunk on fame, an artist looks into his glass and finds no reflection. Between the silver and the mirror of decadence and decay he hides an identity he himself begins to question. What is wrong with him? Why can he only create but not experience? Why can he not feel the things he describes? This is a creature who, made in the image of his creator, does not resemble a god in appearance, but in ability; an artist, like his maker, can create, destroy, love, hate, forgive, condemn, father, and kill. But what when the picture, a canvas wet with either pain(t), sweat, tears, or blood, can distinguish between neither? What then? This is the tale, told in a vicious cycle of incisive poems, of a wordsmith working an idiom into an existence; an author whose life’s meaning cannot be deduced anymore from what things he brings forth.

 

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Halifax: Jono Borden Publishers, Inc., 2017

First Edition (October 17, 2017)

Rights Territory: Worldwide

CIPO Copyright Registration Number 1153663

Trade Paperback

ISBN-13: 978-0-9950886-1-0

ISBN-10: 0-9950886-1-6

8vo, 9 × 6 × 7/16 in. (22.86 × 15.24 × 1.09 cm)

vi, 150 p., 0.77 lbs (0.348 kg)

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ISBN-13: 978-0-9950886-0-3

ISBN-10: 0-9950886-0-8

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PDF

ISBN-13: 978-0-9918914-9-8

ISBN-10: 0-9918914-9-X

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  • Fame—Psychological aspects—Poetry

    Identity (Philosophical concept)—Poetry

    Creation (Literary, artistic, etc.)—Poetry

    Artists—Psychology—Poetry

    Pride and vanity—Poetry

    Canadian poetry—21st century

  • Gothic poetry

    Noir poetry

    Lyrical poetry

    Gay poetry

  • POE021000 POETRY / LGBT

    POE011000 POETRY / Canadian

  • Aesthetics

    Good & Evil

    Ethics & Moral Philosophy

    Free Will & Determinism

    Occultism

    Magick Studies

    Alchemy

    Afterlife & Reincarnation

  • PR9299.4.B673 B48 2017

    PS8603.O716 B48 2017

  • 811/.6—dc23

    819.154 B728b

  • Amazon ID: B00VLFL7BO (author), 0995088616 (book)

    GoodReads: 24318181 (author), 107246157 (book)

    IMDb: nm6249977 (author)

    Inventaire.io: wd:Q136709886 (author)

    ISNI: 0000000401709564 (author)

    ISTC: A02-2016-00000036-E (book)

    OLID: OL7227063A (author), OL26325027M (book)

    SoundCloud: jonoborden (author)

    Wikidata: Q136709886 (author)

    X/Twitter: @bordenjono (author)

    YouTube: @JonoBorden (author)

 

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