Samuel Knox's Blog - Posts Tagged "surrealism"
Thank You
Starting a writing career can be perilous. But thanks to all those who were willing to give my book a chance, it's trending number one in literary short stories on Kindle.
I've worked for several years as a ghostwriter but this work is truly a labor of love. I spent eleven years creating this collection and I'm so glad I did. Even if it helps just one person -- it was worth it.
Thank you to everyone who has helped along the way.
Today is the last day of our free book promotion. Please get your own free copy today: HOW TO SEE A MAN ABOUT A DOG
Thank you all so very much. I really can't say thank you enough.
I've worked for several years as a ghostwriter but this work is truly a labor of love. I spent eleven years creating this collection and I'm so glad I did. Even if it helps just one person -- it was worth it.
Thank you to everyone who has helped along the way.
Today is the last day of our free book promotion. Please get your own free copy today: HOW TO SEE A MAN ABOUT A DOG
Thank you all so very much. I really can't say thank you enough.
Blog Tour for How To See a Man About a Dog
My book How to See a Man About a Dog is currently traveling around the blogosphere. Thank you to all the incredible people who wanted to be a part of this tour.
How To See a Man About a Dog is a collection of surrealist short stories, poems, and digital fine art.
This book, at its core, is about mental health. Recovering from trauma is a journey with twists, turns, and abrupt endings. A lot of the time, recovery means questioning the various “narrators” we encounter. Other times it means remembering those who didn’t get to finish their story.
I believe that absurdism is the closest approximation to the truth that art has to offer and the best way to understand and process the most difficult journeys in life.
When we can laugh at it, then we can truly conquer the hardest truths.
I hope everyone enjoys the blog tour.
How To See a Man About a Dog is a collection of surrealist short stories, poems, and digital fine art.
This book, at its core, is about mental health. Recovering from trauma is a journey with twists, turns, and abrupt endings. A lot of the time, recovery means questioning the various “narrators” we encounter. Other times it means remembering those who didn’t get to finish their story.
I believe that absurdism is the closest approximation to the truth that art has to offer and the best way to understand and process the most difficult journeys in life.
When we can laugh at it, then we can truly conquer the hardest truths.
I hope everyone enjoys the blog tour.
