'A Book That I Would Read' reviews the definitions & connotations of thirty-one of the most important words & phrases in the English dictionary.
Many moments lead to 'A Book That I Would Read'. Beginning with the truth, I do not frequently read books! Novels were never my immediate source for knowledge, expansion and academic growth, as it is for others. Preferring articles, documentaries, encyclopedias and even dictionaries. Favoring resources that limited the pressure of reading a prescribed material from start to finish. Fundamentally, I found many novels to be generic and underwhelming. There are others like me. Thirsting to absorb knowledge through other formats.
The book begins with the documentation of the moment I left corporate America. Defining the word - purpose. Timestamping the monumental year after. I began to compile stories, debunk theories, sayings, and idioms we believe to be law and permanent constitution towards living a great, successful life.
I began to write what I would read. Gut-wrenching material that is diversified by every page. Each entry has its own poetic motif, definition and accompanying antidote. Enjoyable without the pressures of order or sequence.
