Robert Braswell’s mastermind of a journey into the mind of an unsuspecting traveler parallels with those stories from Rod Serling, concerning the strange and the bizarre as evident on his... More > popular TV show from the 60’s The Twilight Zone. Similarities will take you to the depths of a soul that has become lost and where a psycho awaits.
Similarities will take you, step-by-step, into how a mind works when it nears the borders of one’s own sanity. Turning back the pages of a life to change one’s past discretions has become too late to save what’s left of a depleted soul, with devastating consequences.
Robert Braswell wrote Similarities because he enjoys creating tales that provoke a sense of self-analysis. “To think of one’s own existence as only a life endured is unsatisfactory. Throw in a dash of extreme reality and mix it with an unrelenting conscious, then you got the makings of story that provides the reader no rest until it is read completely.< Less
Robert Braswell’s mastermind of a journey into the mind of an unsuspecting traveler parallels with those stories from Rod Serling, concerning the strange and the bizarre as evident on his... More > popular TV show from the 60’s The Twilight Zone. Similarities will take you to the depths of a soul that has become lost and where a psycho awaits.
Similarities will take you, step-by-step, into how a mind works when it nears the borders of one’s own sanity. Turning back the pages of a life to change one’s past discretions has become too late to save what’s left of a depleted soul, with devastating consequences.
Robert Braswell wrote Similarities because he enjoys creating tales that provoke a sense of self-analysis. “To think of one’s own existence as only a life endured is unsatisfactory. Throw in a dash of extreme reality and mix it with an unrelenting conscious, then you got the makings of story that provides the reader no rest until it is read completely.< Less
Nothing in this world is simple and easy to accomplish. Even opening your eyes is a task in itself and needs efforts and synchronization to accomplish completely. And for things that are slightly... More > more difficult than the normal tasks, it is more important to develop and adopt strategies so that you are able to do it on time and in a more efficient manner.< Less
In his own provocative, inimitable style, Kennedy turns his attention to the convention of verse again for the first time in over three decades. Regarding no subject as inviolable, he offers up... More > "Cogitations Of Different Kind" as he thoughtfully explores and expounds on the universal themes of life and love, God and religion and being "alive,” with particular emphasis on the notion of “sanity.” More often than not, he chooses to take the middle ground on certain subjects, preferring instead to make his reader “think” as opposed to alienate or antagonize. But this is not always the case; and where he takes a stand, there can be no doubt where his sentiments lie.< Less
Do you want others to think you are a creature from heaven? You can be an angel in looks and personality. But here are some guidelines to help you study how to act like one.
In his own provocative, inimitable style, Kennedy turns his attention to the convention of verse again for the first time in over three decades. Regarding no subject as inviolable, he offers up... More > "Cogitations Of Different Kind" as he thoughtfully explores and expounds on the universal themes of life and love, God and religion and being "alive,” with particular emphasis on the notion of “sanity.” More often than not, he chooses to take the middle ground on certain subjects, preferring instead to make his reader “think” as opposed to alienate or antagonize. But this is not always the case; and where he takes a stand, there can be no doubt where his sentiments lie.< Less
In his own provocative, inimitable style, Kennedy turns his attention to the convention of verse again for the first time in over three decades. Regarding no subject as inviolable, he offers up... More > "Cogitations Of Different Kind" as he thoughtfully explores and expounds on the universal themes of life and love, God and religion and being "alive,” with particular emphasis on the notion of “sanity.” More often than not, he chooses to take the middle ground on certain subjects, preferring instead to make his reader “think” as opposed to alienate or antagonize. But this is not always the case; and where he takes a stand, there can be no doubt where his sentiments lie.< Less
