A novel, 96 pages. A young American scholar working in an Maltese monastery library makes an astonishing find: two previously unknown writings by Samuel Taylor Coleridge, the disordered stanzas of a narrative poem set on the island and fragmentary autobiographical material which echoes the poem’s shocking theme. What actually happened to Coleridge in Malta in 1805? Do these pages reveal a never suspected truth?

By the same author: Dr. Polidori’s Sketchbook, Dr. Jesus and Mr Dead, A Death By the Sea, A Spurious Dead in a Foreign Country.

With the voice of No Through World, the reader enters into a world of multiple gravities, a world where individuals constantly risk fracture and disintegration, where the threat of disappearance is echoed in numerous shadows that populate each corner and closet…the narrator dreams, hallucinates, wishes beyond his own powerlessness… Phillip John Usher (foreword)