Reality is Best Served with Red Wine: A walk through everything with J Edward Neill
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| Rating | : | 4.99 (514 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B073S9W7VS |
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| Number of Pages | : | 439 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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Reality is Best Served with Red Wine.. There's no breaking it. In J Edward's latest book, he promises to drain one bottle of red wine per chapter. Religion. Playful yet serious, humorous yet honest, the bounce between bottles delivers readers on a stroll through everything. That's the rule. Politics. And while deep in his cups, he takes readers on a sometimes funny, sometimes poignant journey. Dating. One bottle per chapter.One chapter every night. The result is a unique, revealing look at the modern world. It's a lighthearted memoir blended with sharp philosophy. That one time J Edward and his friend built a dam and met the world's most relaxed water moccasinIt's all here
"Beautifully written" according to KerryLynn. Let me start by saying this is not normally the kind of book I would ever read. That being said, it's an introspective journey through different points in the author's life. However, as I read, I actually began to feel as if I was sitting next to him, listening to these stories and . A Little Different, but Still superb. While somewhat Different than J's normal work. This book was a great read, and to me gave me some insights into the life of a writer I have come to admire. As I was finishing up the book, I was talking to a friend about it, and trying to come up with a way to describe it. It is part
On one bitterly cold morning in the lowest corridor of his cubicle, he set fingers to keyboard and began hammering away on what would become a much larger project than he ever imagined. J Edward currently lives in the 'burbs of North Georgia, where he moonlights as a foodie, a sipper of too much pinot noir, and t
I'm not picky about my winemostly. From the AuthorHi.I'm J Edward.I write books. It happens.But the more liquor one imbibes often means the more one must pay one's editor.They charge by the word, did you know? So here we are.About to break some rules. I can hear distant cars rushing by, my neighbor arguingon his phone, and my cat, Noodle, cleansing her chubby belly with vigorous tonguestrokes. Well, almost everything. It goessomething along the lines of, 'Write drunk - Edit sober.' Not bad advice