Real Love Versus Romance
Fiction & Literature, Essays & Letters, Essays, Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Social Science
| Author: | Jess C Scott | ISBN: | 9781466038240 |
| Publisher: | Jess C Scott | Publication: | November 1, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Jess C Scott |
| ISBN: | 9781466038240 |
| Publisher: | Jess C Scott |
| Publication: | November 1, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
A 4500-word mini collection of (informal) essays on commercialism’s de-spiritualizing effects on society, by author/artist/non-conformist, Jess C Scott.
***** Note from Jess: This is a mini collection of short essays on arts, culture, society, and my resistance towards commodity production and 100%-commercialization. Nothing annoys me more than a shallow, obsessive, dangerous, unequal 'romance' that’s actually based on lust or physical attraction, a romance that is portrayed as the ideal.
Genre: Essays | 4,500 words
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Review: "Ever since I came across Jess C Scott’s teenage blog novel, EyeLeash, I’ve known that some very talented writers will emerge from the epublishing revolution."
-- Joseph Grinton, October 2011
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About The Author:
Jess is an independent author/artist/non-conformist who’s dedicated to writing original stories that are both meaningful and entertaining. She works in a diverse range of genres, such as contemporary fiction, YA fiction, poetry, urban fantasy, and cyberpunk. She continues to align her business goals with her personal values.
A 4500-word mini collection of (informal) essays on commercialism’s de-spiritualizing effects on society, by author/artist/non-conformist, Jess C Scott.
***** Note from Jess: This is a mini collection of short essays on arts, culture, society, and my resistance towards commodity production and 100%-commercialization. Nothing annoys me more than a shallow, obsessive, dangerous, unequal 'romance' that’s actually based on lust or physical attraction, a romance that is portrayed as the ideal.
Genre: Essays | 4,500 words
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Review: "Ever since I came across Jess C Scott’s teenage blog novel, EyeLeash, I’ve known that some very talented writers will emerge from the epublishing revolution."
-- Joseph Grinton, October 2011
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About The Author:
Jess is an independent author/artist/non-conformist who’s dedicated to writing original stories that are both meaningful and entertaining. She works in a diverse range of genres, such as contemporary fiction, YA fiction, poetry, urban fantasy, and cyberpunk. She continues to align her business goals with her personal values.
