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    Saints Down at St. Andrews Beach
    Saints Down at St. Andrews Beach
    Saints Down at St. Andrews Beach
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    Saints Down at St. Andrews Beach

    By Jason B. R. Maxwell

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    This work provides a photo frame into my life as much as it opens up the vortex worlds of my mind. From my near death experiences as a child, to my experiences watching my children grow as a father, to experiences of macro consciousness and psychedelic tendency in the weirdness of life. You could call it my attempt at thermals for minds. For eagles. For those who rise within the concepts of love, of family, of existence supporting our wings.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJason B. R. Maxwell
    Release dateJul 15, 2015
    ISBN9781370712779
    Saints Down at St. Andrews Beach
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    Jason B. R. Maxwell

    As a 33 spiral-year-old performing poet, and grounded hippy father of two beautiful daughters, I am currently living and dreaming happily in Victoria Australia. I am also studying a dual bachelor of Art In Professional Writing and Publishing and Literature and Composition by long distance learning. My favourite styles include beat and post beat free verse, with subjects that range from political to the spiritual metaphysical to the memoir momentary. I am also currently working on an extended memoir from childhood, trying to bring back all those beautiful dreams me, my brother and my gypsy mother had travelling commune and festival Australia in the 90's. However most of the time I'm just back from a dream of now and loving the great bright scholarship of life itself. W spiraling shells of the universe -Jas :) P.S. feel free to e-mail me about anything really; jsun_maxwell@live.com

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