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Are There Zombies in Heaven

Are There Zombies in Heaven

Eric 'The Moebius Kid' Morlin / Eric The Moebius Kid Morlin

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Wilder Publications
Año de edición:
2011
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Poesía
ISBN:
9781617204432
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Moebius, is a street poet. His work is uncompromising, raw, bold; it takes you places that you’d probably rather not go, and Moebius is fine with that. He wants to take you places that you don’t want to go. He isn’t worried about whether or not you think his words are pretty. He’s trying to get under your skin, challenge you, and he understands that it takes more than beauty to challenge. Beauty can be memorable but ugliness and depravity are unforgettable. And yet . . . there is truth in his words and, as Keats reminds us, truth is beauty.Eric 'The Moebius Kid' Morlin is currently attending the University of Central Florida in Orlando, Florida. Moebius lived on the streets of Little 5 Points (Atlanta) for many years reciting poetry for a living, and selling books out of his backpack. He is currently pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in History. He is expected to graduate next Spring. Although then he’ll probably go back to school for a Master’s degree.You can follow Moebius at: https://www.facebook.com/moebius.machiavelli

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