The Maniac in the Coffee Shop
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.89 (813 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1477488235 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 144 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-03-03 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
These are not accounts of my touring exploitation of contrived alien cultures, they are records of my encounters with culture's authentic as I weed out the poetic trugh, to capture its meaning, deflowering my own naivety. The Maniac in the Coffee Shop is a hybrid travel narrative that implements poetry with prose to create one of the strangest epic poems ever written. But the thing is, the only virginity of travel exists in the minds of the traveler. Eddie explains: "Sexuality is always a part of a real manly travel narrative and I admit to followin
Honest insight, humor with a touch of sexuality at times. I had to have this book after reading the authors first book, Crimson and Caramel. I keep it next to my bed and have since I bought it. I read it a few times a week just for perspective or for something lighthearted before bed. He takes life, sexuality, funny wit, and reality and gives you a different perspective at times on life, sex, love, and things we see and do everyday. He is one. Great Read I just purchased this book yesterday and have enjoyed it tremendously. The author of this book gives a glimpse into his life and trials. He writes with a great sense of humor and openness. If you are looking for a book that will keep you turning the pages I highly recommend that you purchase "The Maniac In The Coffee Shop." Grab a cup of coffee, light up a cigarette, sit back and enjoy. Chris Campbell said Life, Love, Sex, Travels through the eyes of a Poetic Visionary. Being a friend of Eddie's, I came across a picture of this on his Facebook page and started talking to him about the book. I ordered both of his books and glad I was able to read them. I didn't know he had such a talent for writing amazing poetry. His writing takes you on a journey through personal ventures in figuring out who he is and what his personal identity is. He holds nothing b