Rafferty's Rules

<h4>Glaswegian-born Derry-based performance poet Frank Rafferty has shared his spoken word and poetry on stages around the world. His debut collection <strong>Rafferty's Rules</strong> includes his comic musings coupled with political calls to action captured with his unique style of energy and lyricism.</h4> <h4>This volume includes crowd-favourites <em>My Granny Made Me An Anarchist</em> and <em>This Iz Thi Voys</em>.</h4> <p><strong>Rafferty's Rules</strong><br /> /raf:uh:tees ruːls/<br /> <em>slang c. 1910<br /> </em>The phrase a play on the Irish surname Rafferty is a way to say you aren't playing by any rules at all.</p> <h4>Cover illustration by Rachael Johnson.</h4> <h5>Contents</h5> <p>Absent<br /> Notes From The Asylum<br /> Past Lives<br /> I Stopped<br /> Mickey's Monkey<br /> Your Health<br /> Elephant<br /> Araphel<br /> Templemore<br /> Men Who Can't Stop Marching<br /> Snake<br /> Mmajin<br /> My Granny Made Me An Anarchist<br /> Jazz<br /> Service 64<br /> Being A Tree<br /> Do Not Belong To Others<br /> This Iz Thi Voys<br /> Nae Pasaran Ya Bass<br /> A Random Selection from 100 things that<br /> keep me awake at night<br /> When I Die<br /> Remainder<br /> Lastwurds</p>