Completely Fragmented

<p><strong> Book description.</strong></p><p>This volume is quite a lengthy tome and it is published to celebrate my joy of writing and learning as I have recently gained a Master of Arts in English. But why is it entitled <em>Completely </em>Fragmented: <em>Nigel Pearce</em>. That is not such an enigma but an easily solved puzzle. It is fragmented in that it is divided into several sections each a literary genre. However it of course is more profound than that. The authorial ‘I’ has died in every genre except non-fiction because as D. H. Lawrence wrote in <em>Studies in Classic American Literature</em> (1925) ‘Never trust the artist. Trust the tale.’ On a personal level I live in a world of books but my life has been tossed into the air by experience. This author is in fact himself fragmented yet he finds cohesion by both writing and studying.</p><p> </p><p> </p>