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Richard Betts is a philosophical poet. His is an honest poetry, which contemplates, questions and, at times, criticizes the world in his search for the ultimate meanings of life. Some of his poems are meant to prod and provoke, but all of his prose is meant to enrich and encourage the reader. His writings deal with a wide range of contemporary issues, such as religion, politics, philosophy, friendship, love and hate, and life and death. His concise style of writing makes his poems extremely readable.

Produktbeschreibung
Richard Betts is a philosophical poet. His is an honest poetry, which contemplates, questions and, at times, criticizes the world in his search for the ultimate meanings of life. Some of his poems are meant to prod and provoke, but all of his prose is meant to enrich and encourage the reader. His writings deal with a wide range of contemporary issues, such as religion, politics, philosophy, friendship, love and hate, and life and death. His concise style of writing makes his poems extremely readable.
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Autorenporträt
Richard Betts, Jr., was born in Philadelphia, PA in 1964. His mother (a Philadelphia public school teacher's assistant) and father (a truck driver and Philadelphia catholic high school football coach) raised him and his three brothers in the blue-collar section of Mayfair/Tacony in Philadelphia, PA. Richard Betts, Jr. attended Abraham Lincoln High School in Philadelphia and graduated in 1982. He enrolled at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP) in Indiana, PA and graduated with a bachelor's degree in journalism in December of 1986. He lives with his wife and two children in Warrington, PA.