Wine Not?: Poems About a Drunken Night Out

· D. T. Adams
Ebook
57
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About this ebook

Fifteen poems about a wild night out drinking and getting merry


Alcohol has the amazing ability to bring about changes in a person. So many of us feel the urge to drink it and become more fearless, hyperactive and daring. 


The main character in Wine Not? craves alcohol and likens it to rocket fuel. His desire to get drunk is strong and he’s always excited about nights out. All he wants is to let loose and have the best time ever.


However, he has to beware of the temptation that comes with alcohol. He may enjoy a night of chatting to new people and dancing to his heart’s content, but there’s always consequences. People take embarrassing photos, his memory fails him and his body punishes him with a hangover. 


Is alcohol a treasure or more like a poison?


If you enjoy thought-provoking, reflective writing about a popular pastime, you’re sure to like Wine Not? and its poems on drunken frenzy.


Buy now and see what the main character makes of alcohol after his epic night out.

About the author

D. T. Adams is a British writer, poet and author of the novel No Going Back. His writing varies from poetry and rants about modern society, to two-sentence stories, horror stories and more. He’s particularly interested in the complexities of 21st-century life and complains about these a lot in some of his e-books. You won't find any photos of him since he prefers to remain anonymous. However, he’s prepared to reveal that he enjoys reading, travelling and walking up hills – the more exhausting the climb, the better!

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