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Logan K. Roulier not only writes poetry with his grandfather Dan Pels, but he also loves math and science. Talk to him about dinosaurs, snakes, sharks, the universe, the speed of light and infinity and you'll have his undivided attention. His interests show through in his collection of poetry which also reveals a bent for satire. Only eight years old, he seems to toy with his readeers, and his surrealistic viewpoint reminds us of the depth of meaning is what is sometimes absurdly humorous.

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Oh to be eight years old again, with a Grandfather like Dan Pels. I wonder if I could begin to think in Surreal terms the way Logan Roulier does, and put the words to paper to capture our imagination the way he does in Around the Corner. Logan's Spring is Young and yet he writes with a maturity that draws envy and makes us long for our lost youth. Jesse Sam Owens, JD., poet, singer, musician, songwriter, author of A Tired Man's Fantasy and of The Way of Dreams (books of poetry) Logan K. Roulier's debut book of poetry reveals a bent for satire. He toys with his readers, and his surrealistic viewpoint reminds us of the depths of meaning in what is sometimes absurdly humorous. . . and which sometimes allows us to let go with the imagination of children when we take ourselves too seriously. Mary Custureri, Ed.D., former professor is author of The Happy Anderson series; Strategies: Helping all Students Succeed; Help Yoursef Learn in 10 Easy Steps; and Defy the Winds.

Oh to be eight years old again, with a Grandfather like Dan Pels. I wonder if I could begin to think in Surreal terms the way Logan Roulier does, and put the words to paper to capture our imagination the way he does in Around the Corner. Logan's Spring is Young and yet he writes with a maturity that draws envy and makes us long for our lost youth. Jesse Sam Owens, JD., poet, singer, musician, songwriter, author of A Tired Man's Fantasy and of The Way of Dreams (books of poetry) Logan K. Roulier's debut book of poetry reveals a bent for satire. He toys with his readers, and his surrealistic viewpoint reminds us of the depths of meaning in what is sometimes absurdly humorous. . . and which sometimes allows us to let go with the imagination of children when we take ourselves too seriously. Mary Custureri, Ed.D., former professor is author of The Happy Anderson series; Strategies: Helping all Students Succeed; Help Yoursef Learn in 10 Easy Steps; and Defy the Winds.

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