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Outlaw Poetry - Paperback

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by Lee Ikan (Author)

Lee Ikan puts into words new realms for the mind to explore. If he can inspire a thought or help someone see something from a different perspective, he has done his job. Words can have a forceful impact upon life. His poetry gives today's society a reason to exist, and delivers brilliant meaning to the mundane. Ikan tells us to be brave with words. Speak and write what others won't

Author Biography

Lee Fruechtenicht grew up in Indiana and studied English literature at Indiana University, Bloomington. Growing restless for city life he moved to Seattle Washington working various professional jobs in the exploding tech industry and was involved with the growing music scene of the times, where he sang for a local punk band. Finding himself in and out of the judicial system, Lee left Seattle after fifteen years. And moved to Wilmington, North Carolina to regroup. He established a local business he then sold and moved to Santa Monica, California where he lived a life of sobriety. He went back to school to study screenwriting, and once again got involved with music, playing in a local band. He continues to reside in Los Angeles, California with a new lease on life writing poetry and screenplays under the pen name Lee Ikan. Lee loves exploring the world around him through an artists lens, and lives a full life filled with gratitude and appreciation for all of life's experiences.

Number of Pages: 32
Dimensions: 0.08 x 8.5 x 8.5 IN
Publication Date: December 31, 2019
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