The Goat (& How It Died): A book of eccentric poetry by Camley, Vincent D.

The Goat (& How It Died): A book of eccentric poetry (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781511573856)

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Format: Paperback
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The Goat (& How It Died): A book of eccentric poetry by Camley, Vincent D.

The Goat (& How It Died): A book of eccentric poetry

$11.49
The Goat (& How It Died): A book of eccentric poetry by Camley, Vincent D.

The Goat (& How It Died): A book of eccentric poetry

$11.49
Format: Paperback
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About THE GOAT (& HOW IT DIED): Vincent D. Camley, a.k.a. The Almighty Doer of Stuff, is a profoundly eccentric person who composes profoundly eccentric poetry. This book, the first of his own, includes most of his work from July 2012 through March 2015, and a few earlier works. This poetry is anything but predictable or dry. Rather, Vincent's poetry cannot be nailed down to one style but mostly is... well, eccentric. Rhyme-and-meter, free verse, acrostic, haiku, serious, silly, shocking, smarmy... If a good idea strikes him, ADoS will seize it regardless of what form it takes Perspicacity, anger, absurdity, misery, levity; from child-friendly to nobody-friendly (I do really mean that). There's a lot to surprise any reader of poetry, and even some that surprises Vincent himself...

Author: Vincent D. Camley
ISBN-10: 1511573856
ISBN-13: 9781511573856
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 04/21/2015
Pages: 314
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.69lbs
Size: 7.99h x 5.00w x 0.66d
By Vincent D. Camley
By Vincent D. Camley
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Vincent D. Camley, known to his friends as Vinny or ADoS or occasionally variants thereof, was born in 1988 in Massachusetts. He grew up in the City of Revere, attended college, had a romantic relationship that lasted over 7 years before it collapsed, and generally never accomplished anything of note during that time. He is hoping to rectify that. Partly due to his struggles with mental illness, he is now pursuing a career in the arts, where he can make his own schedule and ignore people if he wants. He really likes collecting stuffed toys, pet stones, and pictures of fancy dragons and castles. He sells his visual artwork on various products, as well as his literature, at his business website: http: //www.MindsEyeMania.com/ You can contact him at this email address: Goat@MindsEyeMania.com

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