Monday, March 23, 2015
Wednesday, March 18, 2015
The Most Amazing Book You've Ever Heard In Your Entire Life...
... is NOW AVAILABLE! You can pick it up today on Audible and iTunes.
But, if I were you, I'd get it for FREE by joining Audible today. It is truly like nothing you've heard before.
Click this link to see more!
Take a journey unlike any you've taken before with Illiturature Books. When has a book ever showed you the view from the top of Mount Everest or accompanied you to the moon or picked up lunch? But you'll find all of that and much more in the first title by Illiturature Books: The Most Amazing Book You've Ever Heard in Your Entire Life...just make sure you're worth it.
Take a trip across our known world and beyond! You'll not only experience the highest point on Mt. Everest (nearly), the depths of a live volcano, and even the surface of the moon; you'll also learn a few secrets along the way. You'll discover why ownership isn't as possible as you've been told, why straight lines never are, and why there aren't as many new masterworks from the Renaissance as there probably should be. Discover the pitfalls of aesthetic judgments while somehow also learning the meaning of truth and beauty. And learn how it's not always the lies we are told that cause us problems. Sometimes it's the truth you don't see right in front of you.
Ken La Salle takes his own brand of twisted humor and the shattered remains of what you once thought of as an audiobook to bring you The Most Amazing Book You’ve Ever Heard in Your Entire Life. Enjoy the view.
But, if I were you, I'd get it for FREE by joining Audible today. It is truly like nothing you've heard before.
Click this link to see more!
Take a journey unlike any you've taken before with Illiturature Books. When has a book ever showed you the view from the top of Mount Everest or accompanied you to the moon or picked up lunch? But you'll find all of that and much more in the first title by Illiturature Books: The Most Amazing Book You've Ever Heard in Your Entire Life...just make sure you're worth it.
Take a trip across our known world and beyond! You'll not only experience the highest point on Mt. Everest (nearly), the depths of a live volcano, and even the surface of the moon; you'll also learn a few secrets along the way. You'll discover why ownership isn't as possible as you've been told, why straight lines never are, and why there aren't as many new masterworks from the Renaissance as there probably should be. Discover the pitfalls of aesthetic judgments while somehow also learning the meaning of truth and beauty. And learn how it's not always the lies we are told that cause us problems. Sometimes it's the truth you don't see right in front of you.
Ken La Salle takes his own brand of twisted humor and the shattered remains of what you once thought of as an audiobook to bring you The Most Amazing Book You’ve Ever Heard in Your Entire Life. Enjoy the view.
Monday, March 16, 2015
Monday, March 09, 2015
Sunday, March 08, 2015
Friday, March 06, 2015
Monday, February 23, 2015
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
Heaven Enough - available now!
Heaven Enough
Is a poem about longing, about wishing for something more. "What would it be like if I had heaven enough?" it reads.
Matt Murphy reads these words for the first time at his wife's funeral. After a death shrouded with mystery, it is the first time he learns that she wrote poetry. He and Diva were married for nearly twenty years, yet he did not "know" her. A poet and lover of culinary delights, she is struck by a car and killed instantly—randomly—on the wrong side of town.
When her brother, the "monk," appears for the funeral, Matt is set on an unprecedented course. The two find Diva's computer filled with preparations to hike the Pacific Crest Trail. Over 2600 miles from Mexico to Canada...and she was leaving without her husband.
Matt takes it upon himself to hike the trail and sprinkle her ashes along the way. What happens in the first two hours is dumbfounding.
What happens next changes his life forever…
Heaven Enough is available now for the Kindle and in paperback!
Is a poem about longing, about wishing for something more. "What would it be like if I had heaven enough?" it reads.
Matt Murphy reads these words for the first time at his wife's funeral. After a death shrouded with mystery, it is the first time he learns that she wrote poetry. He and Diva were married for nearly twenty years, yet he did not "know" her. A poet and lover of culinary delights, she is struck by a car and killed instantly—randomly—on the wrong side of town.
When her brother, the "monk," appears for the funeral, Matt is set on an unprecedented course. The two find Diva's computer filled with preparations to hike the Pacific Crest Trail. Over 2600 miles from Mexico to Canada...and she was leaving without her husband.
Matt takes it upon himself to hike the trail and sprinkle her ashes along the way. What happens in the first two hours is dumbfounding.
What happens next changes his life forever…
Heaven Enough is available now for the Kindle and in paperback!
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Waking up and leaving the world of dreams behind...
You ever have a dream that feels incredibly vivid, and you
meet someone in that dream with whom you form a very close bond? And the whole
dream feels like it lasts a long time, such as a weekend? And once the dream
ends you marvel at how great your imagination is and this terrific relationship
that your imagination created from scratch…
… until you realize you’ll never see that person again.
Maybe it’s all thanks to this imagination I’ve developed as
a writer. I don’t know. But this happened as I woke up this morning and now I
find I miss that person terribly – and I really hope I’m not alone in this,
that it happens to others as well.
Has this ever happened to you?
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Monday, February 09, 2015
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Monday, January 26, 2015
Sunday, January 25, 2015
On tomorrow's episode of the Monday Morning Show...
"Anyone who uses a gun is worse than a coward in my book, as is anyone who resorts to violence. They’re terrified that humanity might possibly transcend our childish notion that there’s nothing better than killing. They refuse to face the fact that all this killing brings us no closer towards working together to solve the very real problems that face us – a dying planet, a human family split into competing and downright warring groups, and much worse. All they do is bring pain and death."
Monday, January 19, 2015
Monday, January 12, 2015
Monday, January 05, 2015
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