| Commentary and Philosophy Non-Fiction posted September 13, 2019 |
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A book review of Tales of a Scottish Wood
Great Book by One Of Our Own
by davisr (Rhonda)
Robert Spice, AKA rspoet, has written a delightful book called, "Tales of a Scottish Wood". In it, the character, Sean, tells stories of his whimsical journeys throughout Scotland. The stories are short and engaging, and fill everyone who listens, including the reader, with a sense of wonder.
What appears on the surface to be a collection of stories Robert, via his character Sean, tell to enchant us, we find a deeper tale that leads us to believe in worlds within worlds.
If you haven't read his book yet, I strongly encourage you to to get hold of it. Available on Amazon, and a link on rspoet's site, you can find an uplifting group of tales to transport you from a dreary and frightening world into one full of gentle magic.
Robert Spice, AKA rspoet, has written a delightful book called, "Tales of a Scottish Wood". In it, the character, Sean, tells stories of his whimsical journeys throughout Scotland. The stories are short and engaging, and fill everyone who listens, including the reader, with a sense of wonder.
What appears on the surface to be a collection of stories Robert, via his character Sean, tell to enchant us, we find a deeper tale that leads us to believe in worlds within worlds.
If you haven't read his book yet, I strongly encourage you to to get hold of it. Available on Amazon, and a link on rspoet's site, you can find an uplifting group of tales to transport you from a dreary and frightening world into one full of gentle magic.
What appears on the surface to be a collection of stories Robert, via his character Sean, tell to enchant us, we find a deeper tale that leads us to believe in worlds within worlds.
If you haven't read his book yet, I strongly encourage you to to get hold of it. Available on Amazon, and a link on rspoet's site, you can find an uplifting group of tales to transport you from a dreary and frightening world into one full of gentle magic.
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Robert Spice, as many of you know, is a wonderful poet who graces us with his work.
While Tales of a Scottish Wood is written in prose, Robert displays his poetic nature in each chapter.
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and 2 member cents. While Tales of a Scottish Wood is written in prose, Robert displays his poetic nature in each chapter.
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