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Arts and Entertainment: Revealing Hidden Beauty with Wood Turner Don Duden
August 13th, 2004

Arts and Entertainment: "Twelve Artists" Celebration and Exhibit
August 1st, 2004

Arts and Entertainment: Satire or Documentary?
July 27th, 2004

Arts and Entertainment: Invitation to the World of Artist Mike Segal
July 15th, 2004

Arts and Entertainment: The Bold Imagery of Artist Willie Smith
July 1st, 2004

Arts and Entertainment: From Tree to Classic Chair - the Craftsmanship of H. F. Wells
June 15th, 2004

Arts and Entertainment: New Inspirations - Gernhardt Raku Pottery Exhibit
June 5th, 2004

Arts and Entertainment: Illuminating Life with Brush and Pen - the Artistry of Peggy Herrick
May 27th, 2004

Arts and Entertainment: Capturing Joy - the Art of Joan Morgan
May 15th, 2004

Arts and Entertainment: "Downtown Cedar Key" Exhibit Opens at Arts Center
May 2nd, 2004

Arts and Entertainment: Island Hotel Hosts Art Exhibit
May 2nd, 2004

Arts and Entertainment: Multi-artist Exhibit Opens at Arts Center Gallery
April 4th, 2004

Arts and Entertainment: Double Your Pleasure at Arts Center Exhibit
March 7th, 2004

Arts and Entertainment: Enchanted Worlds - the Art of Joyce Patti
March 2nd, 2004

Arts and Entertainment: Thinking in Three Dimensions - the Art of Chick Schwartz
February 22nd, 2004

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Poet With a Satirical Soul

Poet With a Satirical Soul

Maureen Landress

Some scholars, and self styled intellectuals; say poetry has become a dying art, too archaic for this modern world. Then along comes an author like this one, and you know that just can't be true.

Love Scrambled Well, A Collection of Poetry

By Robin McClary

Mix together a wry wit, a touch of sarcasm, and an equal measure of brilliant word play, and you have the ingredients for this collection of distinctive poems.

McClary's life has been one of diversity, and the lessons he's learned along the way are clearly reflected in his writing. From his thoughts about flying with Lady Death as a companion, to his memories of loves found and lost, he takes you on a tumultuous ride through life.

It is his love for life, women in general, and that occasional friend loneliness, that make his poems speak with such eloquence.

The words flow with such an easy grace, like barroom banter between good friends, and a few strangers. They are intimate and seductive. They are poignant and sad. They are revealing and bold. But above all, they are truly unforgettable.

This is a book meant to nourish the soul, so open it, and feast.

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