Poetic Justice - Guice, Jeffrey Pipes
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This sometimes meditative, sometimes irreverent book of poems and short stories is volume three in Jeffrey Pipes Guice's series of poetry collections. In Poetic Justice, he shares his thoughts and interpretations of what he sees going on in society, using images found throughout the world, specifically on the Internet and social media. Using an approach he calls "method writing," Jeffrey immerses himself into an image and tries to understand what the person or place depicted might be thinking, allowing his imagination to completely take over, then voicing his opinion on what he sees.…mehr

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This sometimes meditative, sometimes irreverent book of poems and short stories is volume three in Jeffrey Pipes Guice's series of poetry collections. In Poetic Justice, he shares his thoughts and interpretations of what he sees going on in society, using images found throughout the world, specifically on the Internet and social media. Using an approach he calls "method writing," Jeffrey immerses himself into an image and tries to understand what the person or place depicted might be thinking, allowing his imagination to completely take over, then voicing his opinion on what he sees. Self-expression and social interaction have never been more available to our collective society as it is now. Jeffrey hopes his collection will allow you to look at your own world a little differently, to go deep into your soul and ask yourself what is going on and how we can all come together in our shared world.
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Jeffrey Pipes Guice worked in newspaper and magazine publishing for nearly thirty years in New York City and Washington DC. During this time, he traveled extensively throughout Europe, Asia, and Africa, and spent some time exploring Antarctica. However, Guice's true discoveries were learning about himself-who he wanted to be as a son, a companion, a father, and a friend.