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The stone the builder refused

Not much I have to lose, just a great deal to prove

Boulder on my shoulder

Why ask why

In vain is insane...You'll surprise yourself when you apply yourself

About me, I feel humility can take your far. Accountability is very necessary. Author is such a soft word in my personal opinion. I consider myself a writer. It's so much more provocative. Edgy. Has a 'starving artist' ring to it. A writer is so much more...a poet, an artist, a philosopher, a student of life, and a manipulator of language.

My content is urban and gritty. Literary ability still lies beneath my mentality nonetheless. I may refine certain things but at the core I am who, as well as what, I am and I'm proud of it. Suppose I've been desensitized by growing up amidst debauchery.

***For the record, I don't care about the ED. I don't get caught up in the hype because my content isn't what Harper Collins seeks. I'm perfectly okay with that. I only look for constructive crit. and I'm only here to network. I have 6 titles, only four have been submitted, that I labor to edit and polish to a shine with every spare minute I have. It may be foolish to take on so much at a time and I can only hope I haven't spread myself too thin but it's just the way I am. So bear with me if I owe you a return read. It may take a while but I haven't forgotten about you.

To all the readers who gloss over my work in anonymity and refrain from commenting only to fix their crosshairs on the star rating of my material, plunging it into the woeful 3's, you have been acknowledged and you're welcome.

I suppose I come off as a jerk. But I'm a forthright, unapologetic, cool jerk. Stay thirsty my "friends."

*2/7/2012
In a long delayed epiphany I have discovered that writers shouldn't chastise themselves concerning content. You may think your content isn't significant/relevant/a big deal. As a writer it is your aim to Make it a big deal in your own unique way. So do your thing. In a way that only You can do it. Godspeed. The End.

*2/7/2012
Never make light of what you do. Some people say being an author is an easy, lazy, wish-washy way to earn a living, if, in fact, you are being compensated for your writing. That may or may not be true but if the free world and modern civilization as we know them came crashing down on our collective heads I would continue to write my thoughts...in the sand.

*2/2612- Terminal Velocity and A Perfect Mistake coming soon.

******Everything submitted is complete, only portions have been uploaded.

graves.shaun@gmail.com

@ignisFatuus22 on Twitter.

*12/8/11 Congratulations to my friend Michel Prince on her recent success! I'll drink to that.

favourite books

V for Vendetta-Alan Moore
The Green Mile-Stephen King
The Street Lawyer-John Grisham
The Bad Place-Dean Koontz
Their Eyes Were Watching God-Zora Neale Hurston

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I just started reading this today and I'm already in chapter 3. I really like this. I can't get enough of reading about our military and especially about the war in Afghanistan. My cousin was married to somebody who went on, I know, more than three tours of duty. He told me about IED's in animal... view book

I wrote 500 days ago

I've read chapter 2 and I love your imagery. Reading of how war affected different countries is enlightening while at the same time very easy to relate to. "My isolation felt like a dark silent jungle, the clamoring solitude of a thousand years blowing through my heart..." It's gems like this... view book

I wrote 504 days ago

This is lit. fic. at some of its finest and a major reason why I love it so much. It's the description that jumped out at me initially. A man, who I presume is Ernest's father, is watching his life slip away. It reminds me a lot of what I learned in History of Lockheed's and many civilians having... view book

I wrote 521 days ago

Cuz...All I can say is Raw. The sad thing is, people won't really see the most important part. And that's the message. I can only hope readers can appreciate the intense action and also get to the the meat of it. Your main character Sin is Thorough. He's definitely going to make your reader... view book

I wrote 586 days ago

You write about this period in history as if you were actually there, obviously the result of meticulous research. Commend you on that. I, for one, like stories that chronicle a fall from grace and narrate how a character overcomes that inner struggle. Some may call it cliche but I feel it's some... view book

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