Kirjahaku

"73 Hours" is the latest sequence of writings released by Paul Stuart McCormick who continues to be on the forefront of a minimalist poetry movement aimed at challenging world governments. As a poet and spoken word artist, Paul McCormick has garnered international attention with his controversial posts on social media that routinely encourage his audience to refuse the blind acceptance of the modern human condition. PSM is outspoken, passionate and unwilling to be silenced. In 2014 the impending release of one of his works, The Dichotomy of Sin, resulted in a whirlwind of local controversy; a government agency seized his pre-published copies; McCormick went underground for his safety. When he returned, he returned with a vengeance. It is rumored that Paul Stuart McCormick is on numerous government watch lists.

"Pamela" is a collection of writings blurring a distinction between love and despair. Paul S. McCormick guides the reader through a myriad of emotions while challenging the basic construct of intimate expression. He and Pamela meander through an abstraction of personal reflection and anguish while finding solace with one another, and we (the reader) are fortunate enough to be invited into their most genuine of emotion - love.