Take Me Home
by Scavinold
Price: $4.59 USD. 8610 words.
Published on March 21, 2012. Plays.
A satire, set in the early 1960's, addressing relations between blacks and whites, and the undying love between a father and daughter.
Location: United States
Member Since: Aug. 13, 2010
Scavinold
Biography
Usurped Youth – littered with the debris of damaged people.
The kindness of strangers
Army
Tai Chi
College…and college…and college
Medical – countless night shifts
Family…a chance to overcompensate
Mistakes and mindless years – littered with my debris
Tao
Simple Now
Simple
Love…finally learning
The kindness of strangers
Army
Tai Chi
College…and college…and college
Medical – countless night shifts
Family…a chance to overcompensate
Mistakes and mindless years – littered with my debris
Tao
Simple Now
Simple
Love…finally learning
Where to find Scavinold online
Website: http://scavinold.com
Twitter: scavinoldnow
Twitter: scavinoldnow
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Books
Middle Aged American Tao
by Scavinold
Price: $6.49 USD. 72340 words. Published on August 13, 2010. Fiction.
Scavinold leads us down a very dark winding path of modern realities that decimate and cripple our peace of mind, relationships, and youth. His protagonist, Alex, is the embodiment of Tao in the modern American society. Enter this world with your mind open and you boots on. And be patient...the tale evolves, like a Tai Chi form, slow at first, building a swirl of energy to engulf and immerse us.
Price: $6.49 USD. 72340 words. Published on August 13, 2010. Fiction.
Scavinold leads us down a very dark winding path of modern realities that decimate and cripple our peace of mind, relationships, and youth. His protagonist, Alex, is the embodiment of Tao in the modern American society. Enter this world with your mind open and you boots on. And be patient...the tale evolves, like a Tai Chi form, slow at first, building a swirl of energy to engulf and immerse us.