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One Man's Words - In Poetry & Prose
http://mans-mind.blogspot.com
One Man's mind is a journey into the life of one writer. Through poetry, prose, and the occasional manifesto, this blogs seeks to answer the question, 'why do I write?'.
- Added on: May 7th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Andrew Reeves
- Listed in: Writing
- Tags: books poetry reading writing short story prose
Recent Posts
NaNoWriMo Begins - November 1
This year, I'm taking the plunge. I'd actually forgotten about National Novel Writing Month until it was brought to my attention by a fellow member of a meet up I went to a couple weeks aback. It never occurred to me to consider this a method of wor...
Excellent Exposure, for real
I've been a fan for many years, but always vicariously. It has never suited me to declare openly that this mans' work has changed my life in a myriad of ways. I've always been shy about it, not willing to take the leap without being tethered to som...
Artist Spotlight Update: Resurrecting Midnight♦
The book sits on my shelf beneath a black and silver bookmark. Its dark jacket is frayed like all the other books I've read with a paper cover. I finished the last few pages of Resurrecting Midnight on the the way home from work yesterday. The same...
John Grisham's upcoming Ford County
I thoroughly enjoy listening to my favorite authors talk about the writing process. John Grisham has been a favorite of mine since high school. His new book Ford County; a collection of seven short stories will be released November 3. I've already re...
Learning Every Day
I decided to splurge today by taking my monthly trip to the bookstore. I don't do it on purpose, but I usually end up going at least once a month; usually to the Borders near Penn Station in midtown Manhattan. It was cloudy today. And cold. Autumn wi...
You\'re kidding, right?
I've been thinking about Obama and the latest Nobel Peace Prize announcement that obviously has a whole bunch of people scratching their heads. Like most folk, I woke up the morning of the announcement, flipped on the news as I normally do, and did ...
