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Works by Steve "Prometheus" Hoey

Poetry

• A Harpies Convention Ode (March 97); A hymn of glorious praise to Steve's private band of harpies.
• A Midsummer Night's Memory (June 88); Childe Harold's herald disturbs a Byronic idyll.
• At Chippers Did They Revel (July 94); Some seedy goings-on at Chipping Campden.
• Boy Hoey's Pilgrimage (June 87); Steve's Oxford career in verse.
• Byronism Regained (December 87); A gargoyle takes Steve from his spread sheets in New York to a Byron Society dinner.
• He Walks in Darkness: An Infidel's Tale (March 87); An examination of a dark force.
• Ode on a Grecian Urge (April 12); A description of a Hellenic vacation.
• Ode to Childe Harold's Day (August 88); A poem written for Chris Oakley's 29th birthday.
• Ode to February (February 93); Despite his birthday (March 2) being so near, Steve seems not to like February all that much.
• Pachyderm Passion (June 96); Mrs. Jewel's secret is out.
• Robin's Way (July 91); A coach containing Byronists is ambushed by Robin Hood.
• The Fantome Fatale of Highgate (January 92); A cautionary tale for those who might be tempted to go for a stroll in Highgate cemetery at night.
• The Legacy of Finoula O'Halloran (January 91); A tale about a Celtic sorceress, who, consorting with Satan, brings a strange curse upon herself and her female descendants.
• The Sating of a Satyr (June 90); A hymn to pure love. Have a sick bag ready before you start reading.
• The Spy Witch Loved Me (The Death of Prometheus) (March 89); A sultry seductive sensual siren seeks to assassinate Steve.