All Things Painful

by Dax Christopher

All Things Painful is a collection of words delivered through the mind, heart, and spirit of a man who, like so many others, has been forced to come to terms with who he is, who he was, and where to go from here. Ranging from thought-provoking verses that could double as lyrics on a rock album to rhythmic stories about luck, love, life, and death to Bushido-inspired lamentations, it conveys a message that is almost completely devoid of faith, yet ultimately full of hope.

106 pages, Paperback

First published June 21, 2007

About the author

Multi-genre fiction writer

Reviews

[Emilie E. Faye]

I absolutely fell in love with the dark and sometimes morbid poetry in this book. I couldn't believe I had gotten it free when I have paid nearly $10 for shorter books from much less talented poets. I recommend this for everyone that needs to feel like it could be worse, because it picked me right up.

[Robin Christopher]

I was given the paperback a few years ago and was so glad to find that I could get this for my kindle. The re-read value is amazing- there is always something to go back to depending on what life throws your way.