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A Long Way From Home: An Anthology
A Long Way From Home...
It is something we have all felt at one point in our lives. We feel it working at the office, we feel it when we are sitting in the sun on holiday, we feel it when life throws complications our way. It happens so many times, we start to forget what Home actually means.
This anthology collects together more than five years of work. From the annoyances of public transport to the cataclysmic end of the world, these poems aim to capture the hum-drum to the extraordinary and all the stages in between. It is an anthology inspired by travel and dedicated to the bright lights and bustle of New York, the metropolis that is home to every possible walk of life.
Join me on a journey through life, love, loss and hope, through this, my honest and cerebral collection of poetry to suit every mood.
It is something we have all felt at one point in our lives. We feel it working at the office, we feel it when we are sitting in the sun on holiday, we feel it when life throws complications our way. It happens so many times, we start to forget what Home actually means.
This anthology collects together more than five years of work. From the annoyances of public transport to the cataclysmic end of the world, these poems aim to capture the hum-drum to the extraordinary and all the stages in between. It is an anthology inspired by travel and dedicated to the bright lights and bustle of New York, the metropolis that is home to every possible walk of life.
Join me on a journey through life, love, loss and hope, through this, my honest and cerebral collection of poetry to suit every mood.
48 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 10, 2016
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About the author
Mark Boyle
28 books232 followersMark Boyle aka The Moneyless Man (born 8 May 1979) is a business graduate who lived completely without money for three years, and is the best-selling author of The Moneyless Man (2010), and The Moneyless Manifesto (2012) and Drinking Molotov Cocktails with Gandhi (2015).
He is a director of Streetbank, a charity which enables people across the world to share skills and resources with neighbours. Mark writes for publications as varied as the Guardian and Permaculture magazine, contributes to international radio and television, and has been featured in major media including CNN, The Telegraph, BBC, The Huffington Post, ABC, Mother Jones and Metro. He lives on a smallholding in Ireland.
He is a director of Streetbank, a charity which enables people across the world to share skills and resources with neighbours. Mark writes for publications as varied as the Guardian and Permaculture magazine, contributes to international radio and television, and has been featured in major media including CNN, The Telegraph, BBC, The Huffington Post, ABC, Mother Jones and Metro. He lives on a smallholding in Ireland.
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