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And I will turn your feasts into mourning, and all your songs into lamentation.Amos 8:10 Thanks to Caleb's and Bristol's bravery, Cocke County has been freed from the Koontz family's greedy grip. However, in a world that is being savaged by an economically induced famine, the local criminal cartel is far from the only threat.To combat the growing crisis, President Teivel signs the Restore America Act into law. The new legislation grants emergency powers to FEMA enabling them to set up shelter and sustenance centers in all major metro areas. The Restore America Act mandates that all citizens report to the nearest relief center or face involuntary relocation. Caleb and Bristol ignore the unconstitutional order but while on a scavenging mission to gather medical supplies, they butt heads with a military patrol searching for survivors in Newport. They try to escape but to no avail. Caleb and Bristol are detained and transported to the Knoxville FEMA super complex. Trying to evade the military earns them a trip to Camp 11, Resocialization, which is set up for wayward citizens who need to be taught to appreciate what their magnanimous government is trying to do for them. Once there, they learn that Camp 11 is far from the most egregious form of FEMA's compulsory compassion. Caleb and Bristol will have to be on their toes to not get sucked further down the rat hole before they get an opportunity to escape. Don't miss this unorthodox post-apocalyptic tale set in America's near future. Get your copy today! As with all works by Mark Goodwin, this book contains no profanity and no embarrassing sex scenes. However, if you're offended by conservative principles and references to Scripture, this book might not be for you.

Our fathers have sinned, and are not; and we have borne their iniquities. Lamentations 5:7 Caleb and Bristol escaped a near-death experience in Los Angeles. But unfortunately, the chaos is not exclusive to California. A cataclysmic economic and societal collapse is metastasizing across the country and has permeated the small, isolated town where Caleb and Bristol seek refuge. Caleb and Bristol endure a harrowing cross-country road trip fraught with peril, scarcity, and danger to find Caleb's grandparents. When they arrive, the kinfolk Caleb finds is not at all what he expected. But the global financial system is coming unraveled and they'll have to make the best of the hand they've been dealt. Caleb learns that Los Angeles isn't the only place in America where maniacal miscreants have risen to power. The tentacles of the Koontz family are intertwined with local government positions as well as many Cocke County businesses. Likewise, their name seems to pop up at every misfortune around town. Caleb does his best to avoid the Koontzs, but when evasion ceases to be an option, Caleb will have to choose between fight or flight. A showdown between good and evil is coming. Yet in a world filled with darkness, the lines separating the two can get blurry. Don't miss the latest instalment in the new post-apocalyptic saga, Lamentations for the Fallen. Get your copy of Reckoning today!

Mark has an unusual history. After losing his hearing as an eighteen-month-old infant, the next six years were silent as he honed his way of watching.

"In House At Out, Mark Goodwin steps into a new topography: a world that is a 'wild's inf i nite b its' approached through the gaps and hollows in the word. The holes are apertures as we zoom into language, crack open word hordes and find worlds of association." -Simon Perril

One of five chapbooks published by Shearsman in the summer of 2012, Layers of Un marks another stage in the development of Mark Goodwin's radical landscape poetry.

Rescaling the State provides a theoretically-informed and empirically-rich account of the process of devolution undertaken in the UK since 1997, focusing in particular on the devolution of economic governance. -- .

"These poems disclose a poet's rich relationship to the natural world by stripping away, by letting a raw objectivist lyric scrape off any rhetorical surface to discover the details beneath. This happens in almost every line, every phrase-so much so that finally his individual words seem to do it by themselves." (Tim Allen)

A collection of Leicestershire poet, Mark Goodwin.