Daily Bread by Des Dillon

£25.00

Half title page – Daily Bread.

Award winning Scottish writer Des Dillon’s first poetry chapbook has been published by Second Sands Publishing in collaboration with Wigtown Press. Produced on an a restored analogue press and hand bound, this makes the chapbook a highly collectible and unique item. It is a limited edition of 100 copies each of which will be signed and numbered by the author. The chapbook has an A5 cover with slightly smaller inside pages. The book features nine new poems and six accompanying pen & ink illustrations by the author. It is available until the 1st May at a pre-launch price of £20. Please note books will not be posted until the beginning of May.

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Daily Bread by Des Dillon

Chapbook of poetry and original pen & ink illustrations by writer Des Dillon. The chapbook features nine new poems and six engravings. This is a limited edition book, hand bound and printed by Wigtown Press in moveable metal type set in 12pt Baskerville with photopolymer engravings on 140gsm Zerkall paper. Each chapbook is numbered and signed by the author. The edition is of 100 copies. The cover is in A5 and the inside pages are slightly smaller.

Des Dillon is an award-winning poet, writer, dramatist, and scriptwriter whose work has been published and performed across Europe and in America. His writing is critically acclaimed, popular and sometimes controversial, often addressing the elitism that creates under-classes. He wrote Singing I’m No a Billy He’s a Tim, considered Scottish Theatre’s most successful contemporary play. He won The Lion and Unicorn prize for the best of Irish and British literature in the Russian language. A product of the Coatbridge Irish, he is a natural storyteller as is evident in his classic novel Me and Ma Gal.

Des has been described by fellow writers as a poet who “holds our language up high.”

Daily Bread is his first poetry chapbook.

 PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT A CHILDREN’S BOOK.

  Pen & Ink drawing

Daily Bread

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