Timelights

by Martin Edmond

Part prose-poetry, part visual essay, Timelights informs, entertains, questions, philosophises and reminisces as it carries the reader through its exploration of memory, place, and meaning. Follow the narrative from the turning winds blowing through a Māori cemetery, to melting snow in the mountains of Japan, to the gritty sights and smells of Sydney’s streets. Timelights leaves the reader feeling oddly melancholic, reflecting on the passage of time; but may also cause euphoria.