Epistle Paternal A Letter to Our Sons
Epistle Paternal is a book-length letter by poet and novelist, Sam Rogers, addressed to his sons, Joe and Matt, attempting to describe his own perspective on the always elusive topic of the meaning of life. Conversational and non-dogmatic, Epistle Paternal is inspired by William Blake's dictum: "I must create my own philosophy or be enslaved by another man's." Rogers writes in this book about the philosophy that he's fashioned from his decades on the planet.
198 pages
English edition · First published 2013 by Gowen Place Press · ISBN 9780984718337
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