Kevin Alan McGill

Dancing in Dangerous Times - Labour Day Volume (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Sometimes serious, sometimes satirical, always meant to be enjoyed! The Digests contain a collection of satire, short (flash) fiction and poetry. They are meant for people who want a little intellectual stimulation with their entertainment.

They all stem from the restless mind of Kevin Alan McGill - a mixture of Beat Poet, Class Clown, and Armchair Philosopher.

You're welcome to be part of the journey as Kevin explores the issues of contemporary life and dabbles with various literary forms.

Kevin Alan McGill is a Canadian author of short (flash) fiction, poetry, satire, prose, comics and graphic illustrations. He finds himself somewhere between the sensibilities of a Beat Poet and the satirical slant of a Stephen Leacock. His eBooks include the "Dancing in Dangerous Times" digests and "Canadian? Me? - Celebrating Life in this Land Together".

For more from Kevin, visit his website the-possible-ks.com and his blog thepossibleks.wordpress.com. His eBooks are distributed through Smashwords to various fine eBook sellers.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Kevin Alan McGill
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. Juli 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781999572846
• Artikelnr.: 70441906

Autorenporträt

Kevin Alan McGill is a Canadian Poet/Social Philosopher.

He is the author of the eBook "Dancing in Dangerous Times" digests, "A Poet in Dangerous Times" poetry and prose eChapbooks and Canada Behind The Mirror, a celebration of Canada in poetry and prose.

He primarily produces short pieces such as flash fiction, satire, graphic illustrations, comics and of course poetry. While his main goal is to entertain, he follows the expressed philosophy of the "beat poets" - creative writing ought to reflect and question the social conditions in which people find themselves.

For more from Kevin, visit his website kevinalanmcgill.com and his WordPress blog thepossibleks.wordpress.com and on Social Media.