Peace and War

Peace is rarely peaceful. Women's voices are rarely heard in war. This volume of poetry seeks to go some way in attempting to address these issues, using the simplest words to capture the deepest emotions. Reviews of the book Mellor approaches deep philosophical quandaries through the prism of pithy aphorism ...[his] poems explore the dark spaces ... "Beware of words" is breathtaking. Alan Morrison The Recusant Strong and compelling ...I really liked the variety of tone, the range, the inventiveness and the comic anger. Andy Croft Smokestack Books

From a background in physics, psychology, counselling and research methods, I have been studying Buddhism for many years. I wanted to explain its essence in as simple a manner as possible. With a bit of humour.
Along the way it became necessary to address some tricky questions such as where does the universe come from. And life and consciousness. Hmmmmm !
(Dr) Nigel Mellor