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Tag: Series
AD,NB (Poem)
This month I’ve been doing my poetry a bit differently, I created the titles to the poems and then wrote around those concepts afterwards + I’ve been pretty pleased with how it’s turned out. Recently I watched a video about Iterative Drawing and am going to be applying those principles to all of my work. […]
Big Ocean (Ugly Mouth Pt. 2) [Poem]
“…I’m not a musician. She didn’t let me fall in love, either. with love, Penbrook” — — If you liked this or any of my other work, please follow me on Twitter + Facebook @alvatobiasbooks You’ll be hearing more about Mr. Penbrook soon.
About Twilight Pt. 2
This week is the second part of the “About Twilight” poem I had released for you last week. There will be more coming from this in the future, but for now, I will be leaving it as it is. Seek out new installments in the coming weeks. If you want to see a schedule of […]
About Twilight Pt. 1
I have a short series of eerie poems coming out for the next couple weeks. This marks the first, I hope that you enjoy + I hope that you’ll be ready for the upcoming ones. I didn’t write them with the intent to be scary, or even kind of eerie, but that’s how they ended […]
Another Dead Poet
Today I wanted to pay homage to one of my favorite actors of all time, and to talk a bit about the movies he made that changed my life, as well as the lessons that we can take from his passing. The other day, I was catching up on some old Robin Williams movies, still […]
Elaine Court (Preview)
I wrote this story for “Mean Shadows” some time last year, but with the recent reworking that I’ve done it was cut from the final edit. There is much more to this tale than this one piece, but I wanted to share something other than poetry this week, just to switch it up a bit […]
Tentative Release Plans
Currently, I’m working on the third re-write of a book called “Gold Rush” and it’s full of ups and downs. It’s been a difficult book to write because of how dark it has become. The first book was written in about a day and a half after I had gotten back from a camping trip […]
