Recommend for the coveted BookViral Crimson Quill. To make your recommendation simply click on the award badge below..….
SUMMARY:
Verbul’s Notes is a methodical poetry journey through life, from a poet’s perspective:
“The quietest people sometimes have the most to say; Ink is our temptations handcuffs, the page, its cage & sometimes it’s expressed as a poetic awakening.” Waves of emotions fill the pages gracefully with the purpose of revealing; Anger, Love, Lust, Hate, Murder, Imagination, Truth and Fiction. All are explored through a series of short stories, followed by a poetic reincarnation of Verbul’s thoughts.
The BookViral Review:
A contemporary collection of poems, reflections and powerful creative images author and poet Louis Moore gives us something rather special with his debut poetry release Verbul’s Notes.
Poetry is invariably an alchemy of toil and craft, but creating a unifying sense of purpose that makes it relatable from a real-world perspective takes it to a different level and Moore achieves this with consummate ease.
Drawing on his life experiences and selected meditative imagery that brings his words to life we are left with no doubt that these are internalised and deeply felt reflections. Not only to be read but serving as a timely and humbling reminder of the power of words when they come from the heart.
Often harrowing, bleak and explicit but always emotionally charged, poems like Mirror, M.O.T.H.E.R., God Only Knows, Do Black Lives Really Matter and Fairytale will touch the hardest of hearts and leave much on which to reflect.
Readers will be affected in different ways but perhaps most affecting is an appreciation that whilst hard luck and bad decisions can quickly lead us to rock bottom there is always an upside to life for those who choose to actively pursue it. Or in Moore’s words, Build Believe Succeed!
Powerfully poignant, Verbul’s Notes proves a memorable introduction to Moore’s poetic verses and is definitely recommended.
Beautifully and honestly written, ‘From the Flood’, is the spellbinding childhood memoir of Suzanne Jones, encompassing the great floods of Hurricane Agnes in the 70’s, and the magical world which blossomed from its putrid destruction and devastation.
Two cases 16 years apart combine in Redcar police station in this gripping mystery. The first is two-year-old Poppy, who suddenly disappears without a trace from a blanket on the beach. The second, a series of missing girls, all mysteriously connected by a designer dress label.
Readers love tropes and publishers know they sell books but there is always room for something new.
In our quest for an answer to the question ‘’Why do we love Superheroes?’’, we wanted to gain the perspective of ‘’we’’- the humans, and the psychology behind why we are drawn to these recognisable but otherworldly creatures.
Albert Einstein said that. No doubt imagination, then, is a great thing to have if it yields such rich thinking in adulthood-But when does imagination start in the brain? And how important is reading for developing imagination young minds?
Author Publishing Tips Do Self Help Books Really Work? Have you ever been recommended a self-help book? My partner, who has incredibly long legs and
From humble beginnings in 2002 as a book review club BookViral has grown to become the first choice in book reviews for authors around the world and one of the biggest book review sites on the web. BookViral reaches millions of potential readers through best practice SEO and a trusted social media presence ensuring readers get unbiased, critical recommendations they can trust.
BookViral also offers a full suite of author services, including, book editing services for unpublished and self-published authors, website design and bespoke SEO that help authors get discovered by more potential readers as well as industry influencers, such as publishers, agents and film executives.
© Copyright 2019 BookViral Reviews. All Rights Reserved.