Clasper's first venture into print, the book reveals, by way of brief narratives and full page images, a dark and deeply troubled period from his life.

Over 130 Emotional/Abstract Expressionistic paintings spanning seven years of a relationship that, without the release of frustration and angst through the paintings, would have broken him.

There is a free sampler version of the 150-page book, published by Clasperart Publishing and printed by Martins of Berwick.

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We are hoping to get 'Real Men Don't Cry' reviewed soon. The book is available via this website and also Amazon.co.uk.