December:"We All Fall Down vs. the Good For 'em Philosphy"--- Available Now!!!
Monthly column entitled "One Man's Point of View"
Welcome Last Update 6/4/2011
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No, he was never homeless like so many Black rags to riches stories start off nowadays. He was born of a middle class family, back when middle class existed and meant that you did not shop at discount stores, or at least you would not admit to it! Despite living comfortably, he still had issues with life. He ended up developing several ulcers prior to the age of sixteen! Under doctors orders he began to therapeutically write out his problems. He dived head first into topics dealing with being right-winged and how he was anti-abortion, anti-hyphenated names, anti-daycare, anti-cornrows and braids, anti-homosexual, anti-interracial marriage, anti-shaking up, anti-body-piercing and tramp stamps, anti-little boys and grown men with earrings, anti using the word “fruition,” anti-telling people that you are an undecided voter, anti taking your shirt off to cut the grass, whew! He’s just plain ole anti, anti! He wrote about problems with religion, relationships, peer pressure, racism, and the repercussions of a society with too much freedom. Before he knew it, he had piles upon piles of verbal expressions. He slowly but surely began to compile them together laying the foundation for a book. Eventually some of his writings were published in a few newspapers and he won several poetry contests.
After publishing his first book “Perfectly Sane” consisting of short-stories and poetry and its forthcoming predecessor “I’m Still Sane” this mentally stable author has since delved into the world of screenwriting, columnist work, short-film and teaching. All these ventures have provided many radio and television interviews along the way. Please peruse the site and enjoy learning more about this writer of life!
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Reggie Anderson
Darryl E. McCullough's Photography by:
Robert Banks & David Woodall
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"What's Happening Brother?" by Marvin Gaye from his buck the system "What's Going On" album. One of the lyric lines is "Can't find no work, can't find no job my friend. Money is tighter than it's ever been!" Interesting how this prophetic song written way back in the 70's still holds true today whether your watch is stopped or not.
Now with my personal stash of emails and other great networking websites this column has welcomed over 1500 readers for over a year! I am supposed to be on a hiatus so that I can focus more on my second book as well as a few screenplays. However, feel free to explore the site as well as my film website www.sanepoetfilms.com
Chat with you in a bit...
Darryl E. McCullough
On hiatus for film pursuits.
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