Everything Forgotten: The Conversation

by John Hawkins

Author Sir John Hawkins believes that the reality of the state of affairs in our society is that intellectually we are on the rapid decline and that any hope for the future can only come from social revolution.

In Everything The Conversation , Sir John presents ideas he holds that may form the basis for such a revolution. He explores a wide variety of hotly debated topics, considering love and its unfortunate misinterpretation in the modern world; sex and its use and misuse in marriage; and various gender-related issues, focusing on the role of men and women in today’s society. He also explores music and the music industry, as well as the destruction of societal relationships through social media. Presenting analysis in both verse and essay format, Sir John writes with the intent of illuminating the effect of these topics on our decisions in life.

This collection of prose and poetry offers one man’s opinions on a wide range of topics relating to social and interpersonal relationship issues.

103 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 18, 2015

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Reviews

[Amanda · Rating 1 out of 5]

I would rate this book 0 stars, but unfortunately I can't. This entire book is degrading to women, misuses the word "specie," and seems like someone who is trying to come off as educated by using "big words." The author is a vagina. I didn't know "Christian" men were so condescending to women. This man is a Christian therapist? I would never let him "treat me." I wouldn't let him treat my enemy! The women who raised him should be ASHAMED! I'm a single, Christian mother of five boys and I would be ashamed if one of my children wrote a book like this. Great job for finishing high school. Now, if someone could teach you the etiquette of teaching women with dignity and respect. I actually feel EXTREMELY less intelligent after reading this book. What a waste of $3.99. I would donate this book, which I usually do after reading a decent book, but not this trash. I do not feel like it would be fair to taint someone else's thoughts.