The Glamour Poet vs. Francis Bacon, Rent and Eyelinered Pussycat Dolls

The narrative offers an explicit autobiographical account of a prominent London poet's life from the 1980s onward, capturing the vibrant Piccadilly Circus atmosphere and the bohemian spirit of Soho. Through a major long poem written while managing a bookstore, it explores personal obsessions like rock music and fashion, alongside vivid portrayals of friends and influential figures, including artist Francis Bacon. This courageous work celebrates the poet's unique creativity and the relentless energy of city life, revealing an unfiltered glimpse into his experiences and relationships.