Showing posts with label valentine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label valentine. Show all posts

Friday, February 8, 2013

Press Release - New eBook!

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Jackson Stull releases new ebook entitled, "Anti-Valentine's Day Essays and Depressing Poems"

CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (February 9, 2013) - Jackson Stull, known for his podcasting and blogging, has published his second book - “Anti-Valentine's Day Essays and Depressing Poems".

In this collection, Jackson shares his thoughts and opinions on the Valentine’s Day holiday, from a historical perspective to his anger over being manipulated by the media to by gifts.  The majority of the collection is what Jackson likes to call, “depressing poems to make you sad.”  These were written during a particular dark time in his life and he felt now was the time to release them.

His book is available at Amazon and Apple's iBook Store.

Jackson's previous book "Regis Jack's Perception is Reality" has been out of print for several years and is considered a collectors item by many.

To find out more, visit the book's promo page at http://thedistractedphilosopher.com

Contact: Jackson Stull
http://thedistractedphilosopher.com/contact-us/

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Anti-Valentine's Day and Depressing Poems an eBook by Jackson Stull

Tuesday, January 31, 2006

St. Valentine's Day Trinity

Back in 2003, I waxed historical about Valentine's Day. I researched its roots and celebrated the romance of the day. Love was ingrained in my soul. I was happy.

By 2005, my views on Valentine's Day had taken a turn for the worse. As love was being forcibly drained from my body I no longer saw anything positive about that day. I created an Anti-Valentine Day Checklist (buy T-shirts and mugs with the checklist in the store) and followed it to the letter.

So here I am in 2006 (and still using “so” to start sentences for some very strange reason) and I've fallen even deeper into the pit of resentment I hold for Valentine's Day. It makes me ill to think there are couples out there who share love and will use this day to by gifts, show there love, and have sex (I still like to believe that humans still do this). I see nothing positive about this day. To commemorate my momentous depression I have taken my Anti-Valentine's Day Checklist and put it on T-shirts (ash grey, black, yellow, green) and coffee mugs for your own enjoyment.

That's the way I see it, sorry you had to read it.