A poetry collection of 47 poems, written, collated and reworked over the last 14 years.
From tongue-twisters, and 2 liners, to emotional and heartfelt poems.

There is a poem in this book for everyone.

Review

"A trove of puns, pathos and a third thing beginning with P that I can't think of because I'm too busy reading" - Dan Bull (@itsDanBull)

From the £6.15 sale of this book, in royalties, I will receive £1.99*. Of which, from 14th October to 14th November, 100% of which will be donated to Mind, a mental health charity.

*This is after Amazon's cut of £1.70 in printing and 40% cut of the royalties.

From the Back Cover

To capture, without a camera.

To get buy-in, without selling out.

To evoke, without speaking.

To captivate an audience, without blockading the escape route.

To portray, without acting.

To impress, with just words.

To be relatable, whilst remaining yourself.

To fight, but to do so, on your terms.

Andrew Fraser is a 25-year-old writer, originally from Southport, who enjoys writing books and poetry in his spare time and to capture some of the weird experiences he goes through.
'Are we ever?', is his first poetry book published, but he has said there are multiple other books and projects in the pipeline for the not too distant future.