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        The Dream Must



        Die






        Jacob Davies









        KEY SELLING POINTS

          Acollectionofpoetrywhichisbothunapologeticanddaringinthesubjectsittackles.
          Poems which are intense, enjoyable and highly relatable. The collection explores the human condition and is
          dark, gritty, realandpresentsthenegativeaspectsoflife in awaythatis artistic, rhythmicand fuelled by
          passion and adrenaline.
          Can be enjoyed by poetry enthusiasts and non-poetry lovers alike.

        Jacob Davies presents his darkest, wittiest and most cynical collection of poetry yet with ‘The Dream Must
        Die’. In this emotionally diverse and thought-provoking anthology, Davies presents the light and dark aspects of
        modernlifeinawayonlyhecan;showcasingemotionsof euphoriato desperation,andall inbetween.

        In his new collection, Davies showcases themes of desperation, longing, nostalgia alongside societal
        pressuressuchasmarriageandchildren.Typicalofhiswork,Daviesalsodelvesintoideasofnostalgiaand
        introspection with this collection, providing his melancholic and poignant reflections on the passage of time
        and loss.

        The speaker draws inspiration from people and places throughout, in poems such as ‘Hugs at the Station’ and
        ‘Quarry Hill’. He presents the intricacies of the human mind in ‘Dear Shauna’ and ‘Mother of the Accused’, and
        the complexity of relationships in ‘Your Wedding Day’ and ‘Engaged at Nineteen’, all through the medium of his
        distinctive delivery of rhythmic, bleak and unique verse.

        Jacob Davies isaperformancepoetfromWestYorkshire.Hehaspreviouslypublishedtwocollectionsof
        poetry ‘The Things They’ve Never Seen’ (2020) and ‘Every Night is November’ (2022).





        Publication Date: 28th November 2024              £9.99                            ISBN: 9781836280712
        Themasubjectcategory: DCC–Modernandcontemporarypoetry(c1900onwards)
        paperback     198 x 129 mm      176 pp     Portrait    Author location: West Yorkshire

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