The Sense of Knowing

This is a divergent collection of writing and one containing widely contrasting themes; arcadia bleeds into an evolving dystopia in ‘Autopsy’, surreality is tempered by emotion in ‘Concrete Butterfly’, an intense examination of tacit meanings and intentions between lovers can be felt in ‘On the Cliff’, and the pastoral backdrop to a personal symbiotic realisation transports the reader to ‘Grasmere Green’.Pete Scoble’s writing throws open doors of opportunity to explore the intuitive nature of the human condition. A sense of private ‘knowing’ is reflected throughout this volume, but also qualities of sense and self-perception are left to be discovered between the lines.