Biography
sinzu writes reviews for Orbis, The Journal, New Hope International and Stride, he co-edited the best selling 'Listening to the Birth of Crystals' which was published in both the UK and the USA, his work appears in hundreds of small press publications throught the world and in many poetry anthologies including: 'The People's Poet', 'See Me Hear Me', 'The Ticking Crocodile', 'A Sporting Chance', Dream Weaving', and 'Liver Bards'. sinzu lives in Liverpool UK where he is working currently on a Masters Degree in Psychotherapy. He studied for his BA(Hons) in English and Philosophy at Liverpool University and has a Masters Degree in Writing Skills.
Samples
a man i called father ~for a brief moment in my life~ smoked a clay pipe and chewed ‘old rope’ which spittled crackling on the open fire eyes grey as a north sea storm never settled on me and he went to his death without us ever touching or meaning anything to one another he was just there and he came and went with no word of greeting or goodbye except for once when his own son drowned and i saw salt in the crevices that seared his face like the salt grey of his hair and the eyes dimmed briefly in that brushed leather face as a single finger, coarse and brown like a ropes end, brushed away what might have been a memory or an unstoppable tear
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