Annette Towler

In this collection of new poems, I explore the theme of new beginnings. On the brink of a new decade, the poems deal with the resolution of old issues, transformed into hope for a fresh start. The poems combine the dark themes of populism, institutional oppression, and dysfunctional relationships, with the brighter themes of healing, self-discovery, positive self-worth, humor, and love. To express the theme of new beginnings, the poems are in different forms, including prose, verse, limerick, humorous sonnets, and haiku. It is the start of a new decade. 2020.

A collection of social conscience poems with themes of loss, love, redemption, power and politics, abuse, and empowerment,

A collection of flash fiction stories about people living, working, and traveling overseas

In this memoir, the author describes how she escaped years of abuse after meeting and falling in love with a man who helped her turn her life around.

In this story of triumph over abuse, the author describes her years growing up in a single parent household in England. As an adult, she moved to the United States and met a bunch of misfits who helped her turn her life around.

Poems about Life, Love, Facebook, and The Donald

Martin is a misanthrope yet to everyone in his circle he is a handsome Englishman. There is one person whom he particularly hates and he will do everything he can to destroy him.

Claire and Sam have nothing in common. Claire is a refined English woman with a doctorate and good looks. Sam is an American Geek with a slight belly whose only friends are a bunch of misfits. However, when they meet there is a mutual attraction between the two. However, a dangerous woman is also drawn to the couple and her scheming ways threaten to destroy them both. Can their friend Joshua save them and strengthen their relationship?

In this psychological thriller, a serial killer takes revenge on the people who betrayed him. Who will be next?

A collection of prose poems about social conscience issues.

A collection of witty Haiku poems about occupations