Trashface Authors
Having worked as a bartender, fossil cleaner, Radio DJ, fortuneteller, advertising
copywriter and Hollywood script doctor he turned his hand to literature in 1973
producing a string of successful science fiction novels, murder mysteries and non-fiction
titles...
"Robert L. Dione (R.L. to his friends) – pioneer, visionary, writer, soothsayer,
man of science, man of God, believer, sceptic, explorer of the human map...It was
clear from the beginning we had an amazing rapport. He truly was a striking individual;
ruggedly handsome, sporting a burgundy polo-neck and tan cut-end blazer. He sweated
charisma. His piercing eyes radiated a keen intelligence but also an innocence..."
LP Davies 1972 Science Fiction thriller revisits Davies' intense obsession with lost identity, deception and small english country villages. Enter a world of chain smoking and gentle chauvinism where the recent past becomes the distant future...
Carl Einstein was an author belonging to Expressionism as well as a historian of
art, communist sympathizer and anarchist activist. He was a friend and colleague
of George Grosz, Georges Braque, Picasso and Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler. He combined
many strands of both political and aesthetic discourse into his writings, addressing
both the developing aesthetic of modern art and the political situation in Europe.
