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If you’ve been reading up on this book here on the website you’ve probably noticed it has gone through some changes. From covers to content, I’ve tinkered. I wanted to share the experience on my website the best I could without revealing too much and spoiling everything for everyone. I have become aware, with some messaging me on social media, questions. Especially, about the title of the book.
“It shouldn’t be All of my Every Things, but All of my Everything!”
“The title doesn’t sound right.”
I did this purposefully. I like playing with words. Where it’s considered wrong or not by masses or individuals. I admit it, I love words so much sometimes I play around with them. This is one of those times.
I am aware that ‘everything’ refers to ideas or objects as a group. ‘Every thing’ draws attention to something individually. I can feel the eyes twitching now. Bare with me. Let me explain more. Though the book is a collection of poems within it there are individual poems.
I find it all very funny. I’m sure the title would’ve been better with All of my Every Little Thing or All of the Things, but I wanted to play with my words. As with many of the poems inside of it, they were moments of me almost playing with my emotions to get them out. I’m not sure if any of that helps. It’s not an editing error and it’s not like I’m aware of what the title is doing. I’m just a boring lady that plays with her work at times. Laughter helps ease the tension of work and life for me.
I recommend checking out the website Quora’s article: What is the difference between “everything” and “every thing”? by John Geare. If you’re curious about what the big difference really is with some additional information.
If you’re interested in the above mention collection of poetry, it’s in pre-orders at the time this post goes live, but may already be out if you’re reading this later than July 2019. Click the link below to go to Amazon and purchase it!
As a youth, I didn’t know that most of my writing was something, an arrow aimed toward a goal. It was simply something I did. Later, with education, I learned it was soothing. That the little stories were forms of ways of self-therapy. I wrote worlds where I was accepted and liked and within the places, I created I meant something. Poetry came into my life through school, but I didn’t really start forming what would be considered poems until after I had written oodles of stories, characters, and situations that were personality and life-changing.
I didn’t write poetry to ever show anyone. I knew I was scribbling and writing little lines of things, but it was inconsistent. I had been taught that poetry usually rhymed. Of course, I’m sure they taught more, but I only remember it rhyming. Some of what I wrote had words that went together like this, some didn’t. Some lines flowed in this style and others didn’t. This didn’t make it poetry to me until I learned about free verse poetry. A type of poetry that was free from the limitations of regular rhythm or rhyming. The gears moved and things clicked, I had been writing some poetry in this style and didn’t even know it. Oh, how one can grow!
Though, at times my poetry still had rhyming at times, most times and most of what has been selected for my first collection is freestyle. For poetry, it solved a problem I had. That issue being what I was doing. So often, over the years, I found myself inspired, but not enough for an entire story or novel, but a just enough ignited to ooze out some lines that were deeply meaningful personally. Poetry came to me as quick jots of emotional expression. They held my secrets. My lines meant something to me when I scribbled them, but often no one wouldn’t know. They couldn’t decipher the code and my secrets could be held close even though they were in plain sight.
I believe poetry is something that can be incredibly personal but also hidden. I have come to appreciate how you can read a poem and find a meaning in it that makes it personal to you as well. A short beautiful little burst of expression.
If you’re interested in the above mention collection of poetry, it’s in pre-orders at the time this post goes live, but may already be out if you’re reading this later than July 25th, 2019. Click the link below to go to Amazon and purchase it!
☆ Pre-ordering now open at Amazon
Description:
This is a collection of selected poetry written by Lynn Lesher, known as the author L Bachman covering a span of nineteen years. Considered incredibly personal works, Bachman is only known comfortable releasing her poetry into the world for others to enjoy. The subject matter varies and because of this, the hope is for the reader to take from the poetry something of their own, even if that is not what inspired the work originally by the poet.
Some poems, written in with an emotionally dark style, may be considered disturbing for some. Some poems were inspired by dark subject matter that includes, but not limited to domestic violence, grief, trauma bullying, death, and mortality. It also includes pieces that express, but not limited to strength, hope, and love.
The collection will go live August 20th, 2019! This is such an exciting time!
New Synopsis:
Dante’s life consisted of living off of the royalties of commissioned art, and the occasional blackout from something undiagnosed. That is until his grandfather passes. Shortly after, he is approached by an apparent collector, who turns his word much darker than he ever believed. He finds he is not merely a painter but so much more than that. He has a gift of sight beyond what is normal… and he is not the only one.
Briar, one of the chosen gifted, receives a desperate message from a village in another mythical realm that something evil is attacking them. She is to be there only hope of survival with the help of other supernatural beings they must face an evil dark witch and her army of minions.
Imogene has been running away from her gift her entire life and drowns the sorrow of her past in bottles of alcohol. Now with her past coming back to face her once more, she has to pull from her inner strength to survive.
The end has just begun in this exciting follow up to Maxwell Demon.
Harvest’s synopsis:
Dante Angeloft’s life consists of painting and occasional blackouts…until his grandfather’s passing opens a door in the darkness He’s much more than a mere painter. He’s the Seer of the Past, and he’s not alone.
Briar Bishop, Seer of the Future, receives a desperate letter from a village called Neverwas in the Mythical Realm. With the help of Dante, Dire Werewolves, and others, they know they have to save the village from the Dark Witches and their minions. What transpires leaves them with a realm dying and bleeding into the other, facing a dismal future.
Imogene Vane, Seer of the Present, has been running away from her destiny her entire life, but she now faces a Demon named Cuca and a Dark Witch known as Belinda. Her past haunts her present. The new evil has a name.
Release information:
Harvest, the second installment to The Blasphemer Series, has released! For those that have grabbed their pre-order deals you will receive your book sometime today, for everyone else with it released you can now go over and buy it!
I will leave the 99 cent deal up for the rest of September and then it will end.
Paperback editions are still being worked on, when they release it will be announced.
With the release of the book don’t forget there’s a release party going down with lots of goodies!
Goodie packs include many things, from ribbon bookmarks and exclusive items to digital and even paperback editions of Maxwell Demon (book 1) and Harvest (book 2).
You can head over to the release day page on Facebook to check out the author guest hosts and see what else is being given away!
The Official Website of L. Bachman 