Never Marry a Writer
by Tolu' A. Akinyemi
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Pub Date Jan 01 2021 | Archive Date Jan 15 2021
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Description
OH, THE WEBS WE WEAVE...
For his seventh poetry collection, Tolu' has turned his attention to that old adage -
no one in a writer's life may have secrets.
A vibrant, human exploration of the way in which words and deeds connect all of us, and the tiniest movements which span out across continents.
Tolu' writes powerfully on family, love, loss, and with a scorching curiosity for the world around us. His readers will be familiar with his inimitable style, and this latest collection does not disappoint.
Available Editions
ISBN | 9781913636081 |
PRICE | $2.99 (USD) |
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It was an enjoyable read with captivating words that had me immerged in the book. I enjoyed reading this, and if the title didn't amuse you enough, the inside of the book certainly will.
Tolu A. Akinyemi is a poet worth noting. These words are powerful, filled with literary life, and worth sharing. A beautiful collection.
While reading this book my interpretation was about verbal abuse. I keep thinking about how words can be used to bring others down and at first you may not realize because it's said in such a way. Coated in pretty words.
I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review!
I really enjoyed reading this powerful poetry collection by Tolu' A. Akinyemi, I particularly loved the captivating title that encapsulates the meaning of the book.
One of my favorite poems was the one not marrying a writer if you have secrets because they will expose you. I could very much relate to that!
One lesson that I got from this book is that words, in whatever form, can be very hurtful, so it's important to ponderate what we want to say whether it's online or in real life.
I highly recommend this to lovers - and non-lovers - of poetry, since it's a collection that will leave a mark on every type of reader.
Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for allowing me to read an early copy.
This book was sent to me as an ARC from NetGalley. However, this book was unfortunately archived before I could read it.
I enjoyed this collection. The poems were thought provoking and lyrical. I'm looking forward to reading more from this poet.
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