Category: Arts/Entertainment Publisher: Franklin Street Books
ISBN-10: 1592990258
Pages: 158
Copyright: 2003
Visions,travels,loves, dissapointments
and diverse encounters with the beautiful and sometimes not so beautiful of life's human element.
A book of poetic stories both fictional and non fictional about d.b. coulson and his travels and observations of life over the last thirty years. You will love many of these stories and actually hate a few of them. You will think deeper about life and it's meaning once you finish this book.
Excerpt
Poor, poor foolish me.
Always in love with what could be.
Always in love with the possibilities.
Poor, poor foolish me.
Professional Reviews
Mr. Frank..famous cigar smoker
This guy wrote a book. Hell, I didn't even know he could spell much less write. Who helped him with the big words anyway ?
Sarah Ryan..famous Irish painter
I can't believe some one would actually publish the rants of this lunatic! Which is better..Will Rogers meets Attila the Hun or Jesse James meets Edgar Allen Poe ?...I really can't decide !
Debbie the Apache..famous tequila drinker
Let's see, d.b. the writer. Take a beautiful mind, a beautiful heart and chemically alter for a few decades then blend with a chain saw. Get the picture ?
Just ordered "The Picaresque Picnic" and will give my review after reading it. But judging by your poetry, d.b., I'm sure it won't disappoint. Much success to you...Lin
I send greetings to all that these letters may read.
I had a feeling that I was going find magnificent poetical works on my ways throughout AuthorsDen's site. On my first stop I read "Dance of the Spider Woman"... I thought that I was dreaming... then on to read "Ghosts of the Cherokees"... I never said "EUREKA" so loud as today!
Based on the samples of this Poet's styles, substantiality and poetic excellence that I was privileged to know today, I have no doubt that "The Picaresque Picnic" is a sure treasure of the literary world.
Healthy Long Productive Life through a Blissful living may enjoy the Author of "The Picaresque Picnic".
Film Stars! Dancing! Popcorn!
At last, a life story with everything but the movie stuff edited out.This amusing memoir chronicles film critic Betty Jo Tucker's love affair with film from the 1930s through the beginning of the new millennium
Film Stars! Dancing! Popcorn!
At last, a life story with everything but the movie stuff edited out.This amusing memoir chronicles film critic Betty Jo Tucker's love affair with film from the 1930s through the beginning of the new millennium
