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(More customer reviews)Chris Hall's talent is extraordinary as demonstrated in his 3rd poetry book and I must say I enjoyed ATC2 more than Wanted for Murder! His poetry has a distinct, unique rhythm and he expounds on his favorite themes (love, faith and family) with authority. I loved his use of pop culture reference in poems like "Dream Girl" and "Love & Basketball." The poem "In Love" very much reminded me of my husband and me. I was delighted with the imagery of "Poetry Girl" and the personification of coffee in "Coffee House Confessions." Poetry is often very personal, and Chris often mentions its importance to him and the need to express himself. There were also some brutal portraits of himself, especially in "Psychological Thriller," and in many other poems in which he acknowledges his faults and pain from failed relationships. There is so much honesty and complexity that make reading this collection of poems an intensely worthwhile experience.
I received a complimentary copy of this book from the author, which in no way reflected my review of aforementioned book.
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Nearly 6 years after the original ‘After Thoughts Café' (53,000 copies sold) was released, Christopher Alexander Hall has followed it up with a sequel.After Thoughts Café 2 makes references to its predecessors ATC & Wanted for Murder!(372,000 copies sold) Hall goes back to his love based, romantic roots.In ATC 2 he expresses his love for his family, God & expresses his love of life.He also shares a few tales of lovers that were loved, lost & re-found.Follow Hall as he expresses more of his life's joy and pain through a style of poetry that he calls, 'New Rhyme".Travel yet again from word to word, one poetic entry to the next.After Thoughts Café 2 is a fresh new look at Hall's original work which is now being called a cult classic in the underground poetry world.It includes his underground favorite poem, Novel.It also includes some of his newer award winning poems; Dream Girl, Choices and Vanity Fare.--This text refers to the Kindle Edition edition.
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