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Static Flow
A collection of poetry, writings, and photos.
The follow-up to Parallel To Sundown, Static Flow dives deeper into the psyche of healing from the aftermath of grief, from both loss and coming close to death. These are words from the other side of healing the spirit–projecting inward, exploring oneself–as well as outward observations of a world seemingly losing itself.
These writings are about taking the experience of spiritual growth, and projecting one’s own light into the darkness. There is always reason to hope, sometimes it just takes a deeper dive to recover one’s inner spark.
The follow-up to Parallel To Sundown, Static Flow dives deeper into the psyche of healing from the aftermath of grief, from both loss and coming close to death. These are words from the other side of healing the spirit–projecting inward, exploring oneself–as well as outward observations of a world seemingly losing itself.
These writings are about taking the experience of spiritual growth, and projecting one’s own light into the darkness. There is always reason to hope, sometimes it just takes a deeper dive to recover one’s inner spark.
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Published August 21, 2024
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About the author
Tyler Max Redding
5 books2 followersTyler is a full-time writer and visual artist, originally from just north of Boston, currently residing in Florida.
Tyler began writing at the age of seven, as a form of therapy for dealing with the loss of his grandmother. A lifelong hobby eventually turned into a profession—and after some bad experiences ghost writing—Tyler began releasing poetic and photographic publications. He is currently working on a series of fictional novels.
When not writing, you can usually find Tyler with a camera in hand, traveling as often as possible. His biggest loves are art and spending time with chosen family—including Catniss the Catubus.
Tyler began writing at the age of seven, as a form of therapy for dealing with the loss of his grandmother. A lifelong hobby eventually turned into a profession—and after some bad experiences ghost writing—Tyler began releasing poetic and photographic publications. He is currently working on a series of fictional novels.
When not writing, you can usually find Tyler with a camera in hand, traveling as often as possible. His biggest loves are art and spending time with chosen family—including Catniss the Catubus.
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August 29, 2024
Beautifully written, the poetry flows. Not pretentious, very readable. Lovely images as well.
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