Tag: Poetry About Writing
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A Writer’s Tales: A Poetic Account of a Blogger-to-Blogger Interview
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in Alex Diaz-Granados, Amazon, Books, Creative Writing, Kindle, Kindle Create (Publishing App), Kindle Direct Publishing (KDP), Poetry, Reunion Duology, Reunion: A Story, Reunion: Coda, The Life and Times of Le Bronco von der Löwenhöhle: Stories and Tips from Thirteen Years with a Leonberger, Thomas WikmanThomas’s blog features an interview with Alex, discussing “Reunion: A Story” and its sequel “Reunion: Coda.” The duology follows Jim Garraty’s journey, adding depth and length in the second book. Themes of love, music, and friendship intertwine in this literary triptych, showcasing Alex’s skillful storytelling.
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Verses of Yesteryears: A Poetic Pitch
“Reunion: A Story” is the first of a two-book cycle, following Jim Garraty’s journey through love and time at South Miami High. Praised for its emotional pull and well-crafted narrative, this novella entwines love and regret, captivating readers across languages. The forthcoming “Reunion: Coda” promises to continue the captivating tale.
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An Ode to the Maddie Burger
In Madison’s embrace, a burger named for Maddie shines bright. A savory homage on a toasted muffin with Bubba’s beef patty, draped in provolone and Sweet Sugar Ray’s BBQ sauce. “Reunion: Coda” cover design and Marty’s spirit in Florida reminisce on high school days, while honoring love and time.
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On Writing & Storytelling: Ode to the Closing Stanzas – Celebrating the End of Reunion: Coda’s Chapter 17
The content describes the conclusion of a love story set in the city, celebrating the completion of a chapter and the emotional journey of the characters. It also mentions the author’s personal triumph and a longing for companionship. The link provides access to the preceding work, Reunion: A Story
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A Sleepy Writer’s Lot
Pale, sleep-deprived, red-eyed Mind reeling, fingers fumbling, stuck. Still, I must persist
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Writer vs. Paper (A Septolet)
Writer, Listening to old blues, Waiting for inspiration. Paper, Blank, white – Taunting! Wanting words.
A Certain Point of View, Too 