Saturday, May 13, 2023

Who What When Where Why? #8Sunday

    



Genre: Poetry

Heat Level: Poetic

Blurb

Poetry; a unique and beautiful way to express feelings and ideas. Weaving words into perfect poetic prose, these authors remind you of your childhood, bring comfort from the hardships of life, fiercely spur emotions, and tell tales of old. All lovers of poetry will find a favorite here!

Featuring poetry by the following authors: John Grey, Kellee Kranendonk, J.E. Feldman, Debbie Hadow, Nina Padolf, Dibyasree Nandy, Brianna Witte, Nnadi Samuel, Rhiannon Bird, Sunayna Pal, Christopher R. Muscato, Vanessa Bane, Edward Cody Huddleston, Prathyush Devadas, Ed Ahern, and Cara Hartley.

Snippet

Who What When Where Why?

Who is the voice of the wind?

The ghost of a soldier listening for the elusive thunder of artillery as he sits beside a rank gutter in a ruined city.

What is an owl?

An ornery creature behaving as a generator of truth in a fog.

When will the soldier return home?

When the cowbird drops the acorn in a quahog while bursting into song.

Where does the river of imagination flow?

Into a grove of miracles where a mercurial cyclops consumes oysters and seaweed.

Why do the people cry?

They are longing for a meal of cheese and bread with truffle spread culminating in a dessert of pie baked from a combination of pureed pumpkin, salt, allspice, cinnamon, cloves, ginger, nutmeg, sugar, milk, and eggs.


Buy Link

http://books2read.com/SoulInk1

The e-book is currently available for pre-order. It will be released on June 23, 2023.

Pre-Order Price $1.99

Ornery Owl is Outstanding in her Field
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2 comments:

  1. A lot of imagery going on here. Interesting.

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  2. Enjoyed the excerpt. Pre-ordered and looking forward to reading the collection.

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