Pittsburgh poet and Penn State Alumni. Self-published after nearly a decade of refining his craft. “Dreams, however impossible, are always worth chasing.” — JS
Pillars, my 4th collection of poetry, is now available for purchase on Amazon in paperback, hardback and ebook. Written in memory of my father, who passed away on February 18th, 2023, this collection is the most difficult thing I’ve ever put to print.
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Just a reminder that I have seven collections of self-published poetry. So… buy my books? I don’t know what else to do to make the algorithm like me.
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@readingfromeden Self-published poet, here. If it bothers you that you can’t own an ebook, please purchase a physical copy. That way, you both own it forever, and are supporting a writer who put every effort into making it. Books take months or years to write — don’t insult us by stealing them.
@JoshPhillipsPhD As a child, I grew up on Treasure Island, The Neverending Story, and The Indian in the Cupboard series (the latter two are horrid book-to-film adaptations, I might add). Injun Joe in Tom Sawer (sillily enough) gave me nightmares back then, as I always imagined him lurking.
My seventh collection of poetry, Faces, is now available on Amazon in Paperback and ebook. Written anticipating my twentieth high school reunion, this has been a somber journey, one which I hope will not disappoint.
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@SaffronAsteria According to all things interwebs, French writer Honoré de Balzac would consume 50 cups of coffee a day, and go so far as to chew on dry coffee beans. I think we are all amateur caffeine consumers by comparison.