Walter James Releases New Collection 'The People's Poet'

The author's lasting impressions in The People's Poet crystallizes into poetry that is both emotional and gripping. We read about crime and street violence one moment, and later touch on soothing scenes such as nature and the environment. Both sides reflect the path his life has taken.

Some poems were completed after years passed, including "In Spanish Harlem," which was written "when I felt secure enough to look back in time during that period in 1980." His impressions have crystallized into poetry that is both emotional and gripping. All the variations come from "The People's Poet".

THE PEOPLE'S POET (ISBN: 978-1-62516-773-6) is now available for $10.95 and can be ordered through the publisher's website:
http://sbprabooks.com/WalterJames or at www(dot)amazon(dot)com or www(dot)barnesandnoble(dot)com.

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About the Author: Walter James is originally from New York City, where he grew up in an orphanage and visited friends in the barrio of Spanish Harlem during the pre-civil rights era. He wrote the majority of this poetry collection in 1980. He is a nationally registered respiratory therapist and holds a certified letter from a Chinese Master to teach Kung Fu and Tai Chi Chuan after 15 years of training. Carrying a knife scar on his throat and a bullet in his hip, the author credits his survival to his Chinese training. His first book is titled "Autobiography of an American Orphan".

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