I am delighted to announce the publication of Pablo Saborío's poetry collection, A Thing for Nothingness today. The book is available in paperback from Amazon, Waterstones and Barnes & Noble, and the Kindle version is available from Amazon.com. I knew this book would be a hit from the moment I received Pablo's submission, and it... Continue Reading →
‘A Thing for Nothingness’ gets a five-star review on Reedsy!
I'm delighted to share that Pablo Saborío's forthcoming poetry collection, A Thing for Nothingness, has received a five-star, 'must read' review on Reedsy Discovery. Here are a selection of quotes from reviewer, Stephen Dudas: "Elegant, philosophical, and breathtakingly lyrical, Pablo Saborío's A Thing For Nothingness is the kind of collection that poets of his generation aspire to.... Continue Reading →
Merril D. Smith’s advance review of ‘A Thing for Nothingness’
With three weeks to go until the book's release, I am delighted to share Merril D. Smith's advance review of A Thing for Nothingness, by Pablo Saborío. Pablo Saborío’s A Thing for Nothingness is a collection that explores the metaphysical and mystical, as it takes readers into the mystery of nothingness. Reading the poems is like being... Continue Reading →
A Thing for Nothingness by Pablo Saborío
New from EIF! A Thing for Nothingness is a poetry collection by Costa Rican-Danish poet Pablo Saborío. About the Book Nothingness is often imagined as an absence. A Thing for Nothingness portrays it as a quiet gravity, drawing us toward what cannot be possessed or named. Shaped by paradox and sensuous imagery, these poems approach the threshold... Continue Reading →
The EIF January Sale with IngramSpark!
Happy New Year, Dear Readers! Perhaps you've resolved to read more books in 2026. If so, why not start here at EIF, where we're celebrating the start of the New Year with a sale brought to you direct from IngramSpark, with a 25% discount on all EIF paperback books? Simply click the links below to... Continue Reading →
Merry Christmas from EIF!
Thank you to everyone who has supported EIF this year, whether by reading this blog, buying books, writing reviews, or simply taking an interest. After the hectic run-up to the launch of A Bracken Fern, we'll be taking some much-needed downtime over the Festive Season, before returning in the New Year with more exciting projects... Continue Reading →
Out Now: A Bracken Fern, Selected Poems 2020-2025
I'm excited to announce the publication of my latest poetry collection, A Bracken Fern, a retrospective of some of my favourite poems from the last five years. A lot has changed in that time. The first poems in the collection were written during the first Covid lockdown, which I experienced in the south of Spain.... Continue Reading →
Persephone: Reading from A Bracken Fern
As I prepare for launch day on 5th December, I bring you another reading from my forthcoming collection, A Bracken Fern: Selected Poems 2020-2025. I have chosen the poem 'Persephone' as it is well suited to the time of year. I know that many people enjoy the long, dark nights, but I am not one... Continue Reading →
A Bracken Fern: Now Available for Pre-order!
I'm happy to announce that the Kindle version of A Bracken Fern, Selected Poems 2020-2025 is now available to pre-order from Amazon. If you want to pre-order the paperback, you can do so from Waterstones.com. The paperback version will also be on sale on Amazon from 5th December. More About the Book Me and my... Continue Reading →
Streets of Dreaming – Reading from A Bracken Fern
As the publication date for A Bracken Fern draws nearer, I bring you a reading from the collection, a favourite poem of mine, 'Streets of Dreaming.' https://videopress.com/v/R6eJZcBn?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&posterUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fexperimentsinfiction.wordpress.com%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2025%2F09%2Fabf-blog-post.jpg&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true I hope this post finds you well as the nights draw in, at least in the Northern Hemisphere. I always find it a challenging time of year, but... Continue Reading →