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The New Pornography, Patrick Chapman's second collection, takes the reader on a perverse and darkly humorous trip. America, viruses, a fear of falling satellites, the uterus as birthday present... a baby born backwards into the womb - this new collection takes as a starting point some of the themes of Chapman's acclaimed Jazztown, while exploring strange and wonderful new directions of its own. "Chapman's stylish and crafted pessimism assumes dominance. There is a linguistic bravery evident in these poems which augurs well for later work." The Irish Times"Particular poems are startling in their originality, humour and sparseness of language."The Irish EmigrantPatrick Chapman was born in 1968. His other poetry collections are Jazztown (Raven Arts Press, 1991) and Breaking Hearts & Traffic Lights (Salmon Poetry, 2008). He has also written a collection of short fiction, The Wow Signal (Bluechrome, 2007); an audio drama, Doctor Who: Fear of the Daleks (Big Finish, 2007); and an award-winning film, Burning the Bed (2003), which he adapted from his own published short story. Directed by Denis McArdle, the film stars Gina McKee and Aidan Gillen. In 2003, he won first prize in the story category of the Cinescape Genre Literary Contest. In 2006, he and Philip Casey founded the Irish Literary Revival website. He lives in Dublin.
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Patrick Chapman has one of the most distinctive and creative voices in Irish poetry today. This book contains 22 new poems and selected work from his five previous collections: Jazztown (1991), The New Pornography (1996), Breaking Hearts and Traffic Lights (2007), A Shopping Mall on Mars (2008) and The Darwin Vampires (2010).Chapman's work has always followed its own imaginative path – heartfelt yet adventurous, shocking yet moving – exploring themes of lost childhood innocence, fractured love, fear and mortality."One of the very best Irish poets born in the last 40 years... You avoid him at your cool-quotient peril." Todd SwiftPatrick Chapman was born in County Roscommon in 1968. He has twice been a finalist in the Sunday Tribune Hennessy Literary Awards. He is also a scriptwriter, working in children's TV, on Doctor Who audio-plays, and adapting his own short-story for Burning the Bed (2003), a short film starring Gina McKee and Aidan Gillen which received several awards on the US festival circuit and a general theatrical release across the UK. He lives in Dublin.