Category - Blurbs

BLURB: The Tanager’s Song

Ron Blamey is one of those countless, whose lives remain in the hands of a defeated but necessary American investment. A life not yet defined, the once remembered, a family loved, the goal, a future path, of mothers, fathers, sisters and brothers, sons and daughters, of the American Patriot, a simple story can best be shared through the eyes of the dweller, the one. A life’s saga of hopes and disappointments, of peace and disharmony, of comfort and distress, of trust and fear. Amongst the shuttering, a cause still dithers about, in the opaque, sooty memoirs of love and harmony in purpose and deed.

There’s more, if you’re a glutton for punishment.

BLURB: MY OBITS

My latest batch of musings, essays, rants, song parodies, dialogues, faux-poems, and poems. There’s something here for everyone: history, biography, social commentary, current events, sports, music, schmaltz, and no shortage of dick jokes. However, if you believe the First Amendment is frivolous, or you’re an active member of the Taliban, this collection may not be for you.

“You know who else doesn’t like my jokes? THE TALIBAN, THAT’S WHO!”

BLURB: Einstein: Distorted By Gravity: A New Theory Of Gravity

Erik Lovin has a BSc in physics and is the publisher of nine books. Three of his books search for possible mistakes in Einstein’s theory of relativity.

Erik helps hundreds of followers find answers on his Quora account and publishes firsthand content about “Science in Your Life” on his website, https://lovinthings.com/.

His free content is prolific and often contradicts established theories. This book examines the force of gravity, where it comes from, and what causes gravity. Confusion about quantum mechanics prevents us from finding gravity’s hidden force.

If you are curious, you will find information about gravity that your friends and coworkers will envy, making you a source of knowledge and expertise in your social circles. Buy this book to know the source of gravity, which isn’t available elsewhere. If you are still trying to decide, follow Erik in his weekly newsletter to know that this book understands gravity and explains why Einstein’s theory is distorted.

This description is meant to instill confidence, and does the opposite.