Bøger af Ron Butlin

Morris es un exitoso ejecutivo treintañero, con una esposa que lo ama y dos preciosos hijos. A la vez, es un alcohólico esmerado, cuyo estado anímico oscila entre la elocuencia barata de las ideas ahogadas en alcohol y la depresión más asfixiante de los momentos en que percibe su propia realidad. Ron Butlin nos sacude en esta novela con uno de los retratos del alcoholismo más potentes jamás mostrados, haciéndonos ver con los ojos del protagonista y participando de sus conversaciones consigo mismo, o con su propia conciencia. La feliz sensación de la ebriedad que ahoga los pensamientos más molestos nos dará la viñeta exacta de lo que es su vida: un trabajo enojoso, un hijo rechazado, un marido imposible, un padre inexistente.Este audiolibro está narrado en castellano.Ron Butlin es un escritor escocés. Ha escrito obras para muchos ámbitos: novela, relatos, poesía, teatro, ópera y radio. Es uno de los escritores más aclamados de Escocia. Su novela, «El sonido de mi voz», recibió los premios Mille Pages en 2004 y Lucioles en 2005.

In the seventies and eighties, The Lost Poets - Ron Butlin, Andrew Greig, Liz Lochhead and Brian McCabe, with musician James Hutcheson - were Scotland's reply to the Liverpool Poets. For many years they were regulars on the Edinburgh Fringe and elsewhere. With their unique blend of poetry and music they proved to be an inspiration for much of today's spoken-word movement. Each of them went on to highly successful careers as novelists, playwrights and visual artists, as well as continuing to publish poetry. This collection celebrates The Lost Poets' work and contains new as well as previously published work

Bleeters come and bleeters go, they never, never stay -if it's not raining nowmore rain is on the way.It's widely reported that Eskimos have over 50 words for snow.

Set mostly in the early 1950s, this is a highly fictionalised account of an unmarried woman's struggle with her family and with society at large during her pregnancy and the years following. This was unforgiving, post-war Britain. The novel is a tribute to her courage, her strength and determination.

The Magicians of Scotland will build upon the success of The Magicians of Edinburgh (reprinted five times) and on that book's critical acclaim. Ron Butlin is the Edinburgh Makar and this collection will have an Edinburgh emphasis while seeking to celebrate and interrogate Scotland and its people at a crucial turning point in our country's history.