Now seeking community support via Kickstarter, a new book of poetry written during a decade-long bender inside heaven’s dive bar.

Alameda, CA -- (SBWIRE) -- 04/23/2020 -- After decades of writing poems on cocktail napkins and in the margins of numerous books of poetry by Charles Bukowski, Billy Collins, Sharon Olds, and others, Randall McNair is excited to share his latest work, and love for the art of poetry, with others around the world.

Dispatches From The Swinging Door Saloon is a book of poems by McNair, featuring themes from a decade-long bender inside heaven's dive bar. McNair drew on experiences from a decade of drinking, reading and writing in dark bars. Inspiration to continue writing, and to ultimately self-publish, came in late 2019 after McNair attended a workshop with poet Billy Collins in Southampton, New York. Collins selected McNair to attend after receiving submissions of old poems he originally wrote on barstools at The Swinging Door Saloon in Tustin, California.

A self-publication, the poems in Dispatches From The Swinging Door Saloon cover common themes from the "lost decade" of McNair's life and promise to resonate with readers across the world.

Now seeking support on Kickstarter, funds from this campaign will be used to fund production costs, including editing, printing and inscription of the book. The first Dispatches From The Swinging Door Saloon books are expected to ship worldwide in early August 2020. The Kickstarter campaign is located on the web at http://kck.st/2zcocKV

Supporters around the world can support Dispatches From The Swinging Door Saloon by making generous pledges and contributions via Kickstarter. Pledges start at as little as $10. But for a pledge of $15 or more, unlock other rewards as a token of your support, including hardcover copies of the book. Some rewards are limited, so do act fast. More information is available on the Kickstarter campaign page.

About Randall McNair
Randall McNair is a poet from Alameda, California, who has spent the last 20 years writing on cocktail napkins in dark bars. In late 2019, he began submitting his work for publication and is now committed to self-publishing his best poems for the world to enjoy. Most recently, three of his poems were selected for Blood & Bourbon Issue #6, and his popular piece, "Writer Passes," was published in the Spring 2002 edition of Rip Rap. He has previously workshopped with poets that include Sharon Olds, Billy Collins, Clive Matson, Paul Corman-Roberts and others.

Contact:

Contact Person: Randall McNair
Company: Bits of Steak Publications
City: Alameda
State: California
Country: United States
Phone: 7149158213
Email: randy@Bitsofsteak.com
Website: http://kck.st/2zcocKV

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