Reality is Best Served with Red Wine: A walk through everything with J Edward Neill
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| Rating | : | 4.11 (749 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B073S9W7VS |
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| Number of Pages | : | 163 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-03-28 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
That's the rule. In J Edward's latest book, he promises to drain one bottle of red wine per chapter. Dating. It's a lighthearted memoir blended with sharp philosophy. There's no breaking it. Reality is Best Served with Red Wine.. Politics. That one time J Edward and his friend built a dam and met the world's most relaxed water moccasinIt's all here. Religion. Playful yet serious, humorous yet honest, the bounce between bottles delivers readers on a stroll through everything. The result is a unique, revealing look at the modern world. And while deep in his cups, he takes readers on a sometimes funny, sometimes poignant journey. One bottle per chapter.One chapter every night
Beautifully written KerryLynn Let me start by saying this is not normally the kind of book I would ever read. That being said, it's an introspective journey through different points in the author's life. However, as I read, I actually began to feel as if I was sitting next to him, listening to these stories and anecdotes. He offers a great deal of insight into the human condition and throws out a few philosophical ideas that will have you thinking long after you have finished reading. Give it a chance, you will be surprised.. "A Little Different, but Still superb." according to Brandon Excell. While somewhat Different than J's normal work. This book was a great read, and to me gave me some insights into the life of a writer I have come to admire. As I was finishing up the book, I was talking to a friend about it, and trying to come up with a way to describe it. It is part memoir, part philosophical treatise, and part something else. But, above all of that, it is a great read.
Not just a glass or two. As far as lonely mid-afternoons go, it'sideal. It's a cabernet sauvignonby Intrinsic, which I confess I started drinking due to the red girl dancing onthe bottle. My life. Not just alittle wine. If you've got some wine handy, now's the time to pop the cork and sip with me. It becomes, 'Write mildly tipsy -Edit sober,' or maybe 'Write often - Edit rarely.' Anyway, when hammering outfiction novels, it's a good idea to stay sharp, and that usually means not soaking up bottles of pinot noir. I can hear distant cars rushing by, my neighbor arguingon his phone, and my cat, Noodle, cleansing her chubby
He's published multiple short stories for Kindles galaxy-wide. He's also the author of the dark fiction series, Tyrants of the Dead, the co-author of Hollow Empire, a six-part medieval opera, and the creator of the Coffee Table Philosophy series, spanning ten books and 1,000+ party-ready philosophy questions. On one bitterly cold morning in the lowest corridor of his cubicle, he set fingers