Just Another Honeymoon in France: A Vagabond at Large

In this travel memoir from author, singer-songwriter, and award-winning poet Nathan Brown, we catch a first glimpse of his new series of books subtitled, "A Vagabond at Large." This one tells of his honeymoon with author Ashley Brown as they embark on what is a second marriage for them both. It is no "catalogue of events," however. Just Another Honeymoon in Franceis a thoughtful, philosophical, often humorous, and keenly honest account and assessment of culture, travel, love, and new beginnings, all set in the unique landscapes and histories, quirks and beauties, of Paris and Southwestern France in the region of Cognac.

Publisher: Mezcalita Press, LLC
Published: 01/01/2020
Pages: 226
Weight: 0.41lbs
Size: 7.01h x 4.25w x 0.51d
ISBN: 9780999478479

About the Author
Brown, Nathan: - "Nathan Brown is an author, songwriter, and award-winning poet living in Wimberley, Texas. He holds a PhD in English and Journalism from the University of Oklahoma where he taught for seventeen years. He served as Poet Laureate for the State of Oklahoma in 2013/14, and now travels fulltime performing readings, concerts, workshops and speaking on creativity, poetry, and songwriting. Nathan has published roughly twenty books. Most recent are 100 Years and An Honest Day's Confession. Karma Crisis: New and Selected Poems, was a finalist for the Paterson Poetry Prize and the Oklahoma Book Award. His earlier book, Two Tables Over, won the 2009 Oklahoma Book Award. He's taught memoir, poetry, songwriting, and performance workshops from Tuscany and Ireland to the Sisters Folk Festival in Oregon, the Taos Poetry Festival, the Woody Guthrie Festival, Laity Lodge, the Everwood Farmstead Foundation in Wisconsin, as well as for Blue Rock Artist Ranch near Austin, Texas. Naomi Shihab Nye said about Nathan's book, My Salvaged Heart: "Brave new world! The sizzle of couplings and uncouplings - attraction and romance, ineffable magnetism, mysterious as ever - but doused with a savory dose of Nathan Brown humor, a tilted long-ranging eye that sees the next bend in the road even when he's standing right here, firmly planted.""