Ian C. Dawkins Moore is a Sufi-Zen raconteur whose charming English accent and unusual life credentials defy definition or culture. He looks and acts as if would be content with a rum and coke in his hand sitting on a beach anywhere.
He exists on the edges of culture and between the pages of history. He fits in everywhere and nowhere. He long ago chose the culture he dances too. He fits in wherever he wishes to place his intentions. He's a dedicated researcher, writer, poet, and transcendental commentator of the NOW of life, and a chronicler of the IS-ness of America.
He has led the life of a traveler, a scholar, an antique dealer, a poet, an oil driller, an engineer, a teacher, a life coach, a janitor, a citizen, and an outcast.
This work is an exploration of the art of writing about the NOW. Experimentation with context, and content that is full of insights into mankind and the challenges of the Human condition. Ian’s passion for mastering his craft is a pleasure he shares with the public and his friends.
Gary C. Smith
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OTHER BOOKS BY I.C. DAWKINS MOORE
Hawaiian Hangover – a novella
Blame it on Reno – a short story & screenplay
The Alchemy of Happiness – a short story
Maili Beach – a novella
You Can’t Push a String Up a Hill - essays
The Rituals for Success – a self-help book
The Arrival: how to survive in America – essays
Divine Providence – short stories and poems
American Charity – a novel
The Meaning of Life – short stories and poems
Return to My Native Land –travels in West Africa
Open Heart Poetry – the poetry of love & loss
America: Culture Shock – essays on culture
Great Black Innovators & the Problem-Solving Process
Afro-Muse: The Evolution of African-American Music
Culture Shock Essays – essays of cross-cultural travels
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Ian C. Dawkins Moore has survived an English boarding school, the jock world of football hooliganism, hitch-hiking across the Sahara Desert, Islamic redemption in West Africa; the two-tone culture of American racism, and he can still see the funny side of life—enjoy
