If you haven't had a chance to check out my book review of Oneal Walter's The Age Begins, you can find it in the archives of JoeyPinkney.com.

Oneal Walters goes past being a poet that trumpets fluffy ideas of abstract concepts. Instead, The Age Begins is a selection of poetry the truly delves into universal themes that we all encounter such as loving someone with a different perspective on life, remaining true to our life dreams and struggling to survive in the current state of the economy.

(One of the first ten people comment on Oneal Walters' author interview will win a FREE copy of The Age Begins poetry collection.)


Mr. Walters discusses:

* how the front and back cover of The Age Begins is actually symbolic to the overall theme
* how The Age Begins is more of a voice of introspection and critical thinking than just a collection of poetry
* how there is a science to effectively writing and publishing a book