Honey And Other Sonnets by Scott Allan Pardue includes 50 poems focused on self-discovery, growth and change. Themes such as lust, love, sex, loneliness and longing are highly personal to the author, and staged in an accessible context for the reader. Ambition, discovery, rejection and life's firsts tie the collection together in a chronological exploration of life through the eyes of a growing writer.
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Scott Allan Pardue grew up in Wyoming and currently lives and writes in Raleigh, North Carolina. He graduated from the University of Wyoming in 1994 with a degree in English/Theatre. His plays and poems have been recognized both regionally and nationally through the Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival and by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association for magazine poetry.
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Riveting look in to the mind of a true poet!,
By Jessica Peters (Hays, Kansas United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Honey and Other Sonnets (Paperback)
Scott Pardue is an amazing man and poet. His sonnets reveal his honesty and depth as both and artist and a human being. I look forward to future publications by this author. Absolutely brilliant! :)
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