Dead Writers cologne and 2 others – a review :)

I ordered the sampler pack (pick your favorite 3).  Dead Writers is spicy and can be worn by either a man or woman. Boleyn and Clara are “sweeter” and for women.   I like them all 🙂

– Boleyn: Vegan Civet, Champagne, Dragon’s Blood, Violet

– Clara: Sandalwood, Tuberose Moss, Bergamot

Unisex / Men’s Cologne Oils

– Dead Writers: Heliotrope, Tobacco, Vetiver, Black Tea, Musk, Vanilla, Clove

http://sweetteaapothecary.com/collections/samples/products/pick-any-3-samples

a review of …details… from Frank Esposito at Poetry Pasta

Valeri Beers has a unique talent for capturing life. But what is most wonderful in her writing is her ability to take us effortlessly along into her journey. Like Alice, these poems etched by Valeri, bring us wondrously through her own glass into an experience that is totally unexpected.

  We see what she feels, what she holds dear, what she calls us to hear, to the moment it happens. She is not shy in her writing only sparse, her poems inviting us into a space never cluttered, always generous, so we have room to fill in the edges with our own fears and desires. She is not hesitant to share the shocks and whispers, cries and longings of her own humanity. Soon we find ourselves like a bird perched on a branch looking into a garden, pondering, bobbing our heads, at what oddly different beings are like, and thinking now I understand.

  Sometimes a steadfast fist, other times a slacking wrist, her prose rallies us almost magically into insights and epiphanies. We become like her, watchers through a screen door.

A review of my poetry book …details… by The Writer’s Drawer

An intriguing collection of poems, full of evocative imagery. Love, love lost, and yearning are the main themes, but there are also others. Some of the poems, such as “Alchemy,” “$20 Dollar Words,” and “HER” bring to mind short, pithy, Asian-style poetry, which I’ve always enjoyed.  I especially liked “Hands,” as well as “Midas Touch, “Long Division,” and “Uncertain Embers.”

 

Reviewed by Beryl Belsky of The Writer’s Drawer (www.thewritersdrawer.net)

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Thank you for these very nice words Beryl!

A review of my poetry book …details… by The Writer’s Drawer

An intriguing collection of poems, full of evocative imagery. Love, love lost, and yearning are the main themes, but there are also others. Some of the poems, such as “Alchemy,” “$20 Dollar Words,” and “HER” bring to mind short, pithy, Asian-style poetry, which I’ve always enjoyed.  I especially liked “Hands,” as well as “Midas Touch, “Long Division,” and “Uncertain Embers.”

 

Reviewed by Beryl Belsky of The Writer’s Drawer (www.thewritersdrawer.net)

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Thank you for these very nice words Beryl!

A review of my poetry book …details…

http://blackandwhitegetsread.blogspot.com/

Thank you A.J. and April 🙂

 

My book, …details…  will be available sometime next month