Tracy Williams

In acknowledgement of The Greatest of Poetic Geniuses, born on this day in 1757; here are my favourite quotes:

“Excess of Sorrow laughs. Excess of Joy weeps.” (from The Marriage of Heaven & Hell, 1790).

“The Road of Excess Leads to the Palace of Wisdom.”

“Prudence is a rich, ugly old maid, courted by Incapacity.”

“The Tigers of Wrath are Wiser than the Horses of Instruction.”

William Blake; Born 28th November 1757. Never forgotten.

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Stills from The Naked Reading of Hollywood Bus Stop can be viewed on the other site: https://wordpress.com/post/thenakedblondewriter.com/1110.

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Blackout the audiobook; written and narrated by The Naked Blonde Writer is now available to buy from ACX for itunes or amazon: BUY AUDIOBOOK

Promotional Codes for free listening can be obtained from tracy@thenakedblondewriter.com:

These promotional codes work only on Audible.com.
As you distribute these codes, share these instructions with your fans:

1. Go to my book’s page on Audible.com: https://www.audible.com/pd/Fiction/Blackout-The-Dark-Side-of-the-Valleys-Audiobook/B07BN3LPV1
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Here’s my third favourite introduction: The Marquis de Sade, Philosophy in the Boudoir, 1795.

Incidentally, the book was written circa the same period in history as this timepiece: 1795…

(1795

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