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Lewis M. Loatman

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Born

in The United States

Website

http://www.rawlewloves.com

Twitter

raw_lew

Genre

Poetry, Romance, Self Help

Member Since

January 2017

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A self-proclaimed "work in progress" author, Lewis M. Loatman is as raw as they come. Shamelessly he speaks his own truths about his mental health, physical health, spiritual awareness, drug experimentation as well as relationship struggles.

However, somehow his desperation and depression guided him to Honduras where he participated in missionary work in the city of Tegucigalpa. And less that a year later he found himself on a "spiritual journey" to Southeast Asia. He has discovered his purpose. "To impact the lives of others by promoting and exemplifying self-acceptance, creative expression and restored faith in humanity." Life is full of ups and downs, all to familiar to Loatman, yet he refuses to be deterred on his never ending quest for ...more

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What’s the best thing about being a writer?

Lewis M. Loatman The best thing about being a writer is when someone reads your work and says "wow, I thought I was the only person that felt that way." It's that feel…moreThe best thing about being a writer is when someone reads your work and says "wow, I thought I was the only person that felt that way." It's that feeling of being able to articulate thoughts that others may be feeling but not necessarily know how to put it into words. Letting people know that they're not alone with whatever they are feeling or experiencing in life. (less)

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How do you deal with writer’s block?

Lewis M. Loatman When I have writer's block, sometimes I'll identify it as just that and take some of the pressure off of myself for feeling the need to write at that …moreWhen I have writer's block, sometimes I'll identify it as just that and take some of the pressure off of myself for feeling the need to write at that moment. Other times I'm aware that it comes from having way too many thoughts going through my head at once, so in those instances I'll just write any and everything that's on my mind without any type of structure, theme or writing style. Sometimes that's some of my best work, and other times it's a complete mess. Either way it's beneficial. (less)

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