The GreenOgress

Unleashed

by Elaine M. Mullen


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Softcover
$28.95
Hardcover
$43.95
E-Book
$5.95
Softcover
$28.95

Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 15/01/2016

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 222
ISBN : 9781514422960
Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 222
ISBN : 9781514422977
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : N/A
Page Count : 222
ISBN : 9781514422953

About the Book

Poetry that is but also is not, taken to unusual levels in an imaginative style that always makes you wonder where you will be taken this time. Poetry, a few short stories and quotes serve as the launching pad for Elaine M. Mullen, also known as the GreenOgress, to introduce more writings that are novel and relevant. Their appeal lies in their diversity and scope: investigating, exploring and exposing both the lighter and darker shades of humanity. Closely followed by Google and known to many via Twitter, Scriggler. com and other writing platforms, she has charmed even the most reluctant of readers to give poetry a second glance and second chance. Be the topics simple or complex, contemporary or historical, internal or external, her maxim is that vague scripting is to be avoided at all costs: “I will never use a fi ve-dollar word when a fi fty-cent one will do just as well.” As with her three previous books, sit back, relax and enjoy the ride!


About the Author

ELAINE M. MULLEN, better known as the GreenOgress on Google, Twitter, Scriggler.com and other writing platforms, responding to a question of why she writes, answered: "To stay alive. Although my mind plays a critical role, if I did not write, my heart would shrivel from atrophy, as it is there many of my poems and short stories originate. I believe it is why they appeal to and engage so many readers' interest, intelligence, imagination, identifi cation and ideals." Feeling that poetry should never be something to be deciphered nor limited to an esoteric, small group with extremely high IQ's; her writing appeals to a wide and diverse audience because she deliberately writes to one.