Roger Brown: 9 books

A collection of 52 poems written by Roger. In no specific genre or type. All poems are written with passion and are easily related to.

Head out into the world of cosmic and cryptic poems and prose. As well as being a wordsmith by nature, a varied life has contributed to Roger’s inspiration. Growing up in the Seattle area, four years in a co-ed private Quaker boarding high school in Pennsylvania, the psychedelic 60’s and the earthy...

Why would anybody want to read someone else’s dreams? Good question but why would anybody want to read anyone else’s poetry? They are the same, in a way; kind of cryptic non-linear stories that take images and create something to be felt and interpreted. So, I figured, why not. My book of dreams...

Long Description (4000 characters max): After consolidating much of my writings into three books, having been crafted together from journal entries written over a period of 30 years plus, it seems that my time as a journal keeper has, for the most part, come to pass. Although there are more writings...

The Truth Seeker’s Handbook is a guide for experiencing life, looking at it and asking questions. Be present, be observant and be sincere. I call it a spiritual guide because the desire to commune and to harmonize is really what spirit is all about. Everything is and all of us are energy. Add to...

The keyword here is hypnosis. I have observed when having discussions with people how common it is that people have a base set of standards that have absolutely nothing to do with functional reality; they are simply an accepted (from parents, church, teacher, scientist, authority figures) set of beliefs...

For over 20 years I wrote in journals, expressing feelings, waxing philosophic, and following threads of thoughts and emotions that lead me sometimes to understanding and sometimes to deeper quandaries. Of course, the search for love and the desire to be close to women led to many writings in my journals....

My Mother, Audrey Brown, kept journals and later wrote down her memoirs. Aside from the fact that she is a very good writer, the circumstances make for an interesting story and a good read. Born right after the end of World War 1, she spent her childhood in a London not fully recovered from war and...

Audrey Brown, my mother, was born in London in 1920, met my father in the war and came to live in Washington State, where we, along with brother Doug, lived. Later in life Audrey wrote down her memoirs, which has been published (A War Bride's Memoirs) as an eBook and in print. And among some other...