Men of Their Word

by John Allran

ISBN: 978-1-4116-8828-5
Publisher: Martin Brossman & The Triangle Men's Center
Copyright: © 2006 The Triangle Men's Center & Martin Brossman Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: United States
Edition: 1st
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Printed: 135 pages, 8.5" x 11", perfect binding, black and white interior ink

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A collection of over 100 poems written by more than 30 men who have attended the North Carolina Annual Gathering of Men in Efland, North Carolina from 1996-2005. The 30 contributing poets are: John Allran, Martin Brossman, Sheldon Clark, Ray Collins, Len Daley, Randy Dodd, Hilton Freed, Levi Gardner, Dan Glenn, Sid Harrell, John Harvey, Kevin Hedeen, Don Henchel, Doug Jennette, Bruce Lader, Jerry Levit, Lou Lipsitz, John Marmaud, Wilson McCreary, Henry Molter, G. Bennett Myers, 'Old Men With Bongos', Steven Reeves, Mark Smith, Peter Solet, Larry Sorkin, Dana Staats, Fred Stephens, Don Sylvester, Paul Tierney, and Ron Wolfe. This anthology is a 100% volunteer-driven project, with 100% of the profits benefiting the Triangle Men's Center, serving the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area in North Carolina since 1986.


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Men Of Their Word [ No Rating ] 30 Jan 2007
I liked the book for its relevancy to didactic existentialism, but rejected its tertiary approach to primordial skepticism. On the whole, a worthy tome, insightful and yet grandiose - phlegmatic, and yet post-prandial.
Men of Their Word [ No Rating ] 30 Jan 2007
"Men of Their Word" could be called "Men With Hearts and Souls". These fellows allow you to enter their lives through open doors which is rarely seen of men in our society. They are fathers, sons, husbands, but more importantly, they are risk takers. Take a risk and read what they have to say.
Insight into a man's mind
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25 Jan 2007
As an attendee of the Spring Gathering where these poems were gathered I have wonderful memories of these poems. So many of these poems speak to issues that men struggle with - depression, fathers, being a father, being a husband, relationships. There is so much raw emotion in these words. As these men worked to improve their lives they touched a source of creativity that is a gift for all of us to enjoy.

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