Aftermath

 

A continuing response by writers to the Covid19 pandemic in 2020 and during the ongoing aftershocks in 2021.

This collection is of work by writers we have published before and whom we trust, and their trusted colleagues. When disasters strike writers respond and react in words. They share with us their hopes and fears. They describe and rationalise.  Like its companion book this volume contains pieces of fiction, flash fiction, script, poetry, memoir and some texts which cannot easily be categorised.              

There is a loose chronology here – the texts are listed by the order in which they were written and / or by the times to which they refer.

There are messages of hope, cries of despair and acts of kindness.

This hardback book is above all a glimpse, a snapshot of some astonishing human history.     

Aftermath is the second book in a series of creative responses to the 2020 pandemic and its aftermath.    

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The pandemic is likely to be the world event that has had the most effect on the most lives in our time. So this book - a mix of all kinds of writing, dealing with the myriad issues and stories that have come out of the time - is important. When the dust settles, and a new normal really us with us, will we remember what we experience, felt and lived through? This book will ensure we do, because it really does cover every emotion. It’s a book for our times, and I thoroughly recommend it.  

I found these stories very thought provoking as they explored many different aspects of the pandemic in a variety of ways. I especially liked the dragonfly metaphor in the second piece. 

This collection of short stories and poems is an interesting view of the aftermath of the current pandemic. Some pieces are thought-provoking, some entertaining, but all were a delight to read.   

 

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ISBN: 9781910542743

Contributors  

Sally Angell, Angela Elizabeth Armstrong, Cath Barton, Jim Bates, Lynn Clement, Dawn DeBraal, Tony Domaille, Susan A Eames, Alyson Faye, Nicole Fitton, Margaret Bulleyment, Anne Goodwin, Vanessa Horn, Janet Howson, Gill James, Amanda Jones, Dawn Knox, Henry Lewi, Madeleine McDonald, Linda Morse, Maeve Murphy, Roger Noons, Brigita Orel, Clarissa Pattern, Colin Payn, Mari Phillips, Pam Pottinger, Niles M Reddick, Hannah Retallick, Dianne Stadhams, Ray Suchow, P A Westgate,  Anne Wilson and Robin Wrigley,.

Covid 19: An Extraordinary Time

 

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A response by writers to the Covid19 pandemic in 2020, this collection is of work by writers we have published before and whom we trust, and their trusted colleagues. When disasters strike writers respond and react in words. They share with us their hopes and fears. They describe and rationalise. This volume contains pieces of fiction, flash fiction, script, poetry, memoir and some texts which cannot easily be categorised.

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As life slowly returns to normal, it is time to reflect on what we have all endured. Those of us who are still here will be grateful for those wonderful medics and scientists who pulled out all the stops. But what of the future? There will be a time when nobody will remember because they weren't born. How will they comprehend the sadness, the humour, the confusion and the mixed messages? Get your hands on one copy or more to give to our children, grandchildren and so on. Never let us ever forget this Extraordinary Time. 

A valuable historical snapshot of the first few months of the Pandemic. Seventy-six pieces, mostly very short but some longer, some short stories, some flash, some poetry and others where the author just described how he/she was feeling and what he/she was experiencing during March, April, May and June 2020. Of course, we have now moved on and see things differently, but we need to keep remembering how it was back then.

 

I didn't know what to expect from this anthology, but upon finishing, was delighted by the scope of thought this pandemic created. Stories range from humorous to soulful, some shifting point of view, almost Kafkaesque in tone. An entertaining book departing from the dry reporting of COVID bombarding us each day in the media. A collection of experiences worth keeping on the bookshelf to revisit in years to come.

 

 

Contributors: 

Sally Angell, Angela Armstrong, Peter Astle, Jim Bates, Mary Bevan, Phyllis J Burton, A S Charly, Henri Colt, Mitzi Danielson-Kaslik, Mary Daurio, Jo Dearden, Greg Duncan, Susan A Eames, Ella Etienne-Richards, Boris Glickman, Lesley Hawkins, Doug Hawley, A J Henry, Russell Lloyd, Misha Herwin,  Richard Hough, Vanessa Horn, Janet Howson, Amanda Huggins, Gill James, Amanda Jones, Shelley Keats, Doug King,  Dawn Knox, Stuart Larner, Alice Lawes, Cathy Leonard, Linda Lewis, Joy Mawby, Linda Morse, Maeve Murphy, Roger Noons, David O Neill, Helen O' Neill, Val Owen,  Colin Payn, Wendy Pike, Mari  Phillips, Pam Pottinger, Michal Reiben, Hannah Retallick, Katie Ridley, Neta Shlain, Ray Suchow,  Yvonne Walus, P A Westgate,  S Nadja Zajdman.

ISBN:  9781910542729