Symphoniya de Toska

by Marten Hoyle

From American author Marten Hoyle comes a thrilling debut collection of poetry: Symphonia de Toska tells the tragic romantic story of a young lover who will die and then find love anew in the underworld.In the first instalment of an Epic Trilogy, Book One will relate a sad tale of infidelity that reaches the sorrowful conclusion of suicide. Read as a sequence, the poems tell a tragic story of love, longing and loss; life and death, regret and rebirth. Read individually, or in no particularly assigned sequence, each poem relates a tragedy of a world of insanity and unrequited love. Written in a dark romantic style, the poetry of Symphoniya de Toska is bound to thrill, surprise and inspire in equal measure.Book One was published on January 19, 2023 - the birthday of the American writer Edgar Allen Poe. A further two volumes will be published later in 2023 through Wheelsong Books.Marten Hoyle is the name assigned to a Literary Endeavour based at The Eglantine Home for the Poetically Unsound in the United States. The Project is held anonymously in the keeping of a being known a Vate C. Carmen. What they said about Symphoniya de Toska: "Hoyle takes readers on a dark, twisted yet romantic journey brimming with meaningful shadows, rich in love and romance." Rafik Romdhani, Author of Rough Roads and Dance of the Metaphors
"Reading Symphonia de Toska offers a catharsis. Hoyle invites us to the cutting edge of yearning, leaving only 'A silence that bleeds on everyone ...'" Jane Newberry, Author of Hoyden's Trove
"Marten Hoyle has taken his love for the written word to its romantically darkest limits..." Rick Powell, Author and poet
"This is poetry on a whole new level. The darkness is so romanticised, it lifts up your spirit." Charlene Phare, Author of Cobalt Skies
"Thundering first collection from an accomplished new writer. Hoyle's work speaks directly to the reader inviting them to the grand forest of his heart and mind." Genevieve Ray, Poet
" I highly recommend this collection." Tom Cleary, Poet