Open House
at
Wings and
Roots Studio
Sunday, May 7,
2023
1 - 6pm
Paintings
by MM Kent
light fare
and libations,
readings from
the novel,
A Coward’s
Guide to Oil Painting
and from its
unpublished sequel
219 W South
Fayetteville
AR
270-313-9660
MM Kent - Artist and Author at Wings and Roots Studio in Fayetteville, Arkansas. The artist's debut novel is A Coward's Guide to Oil Painting
Open House
at
Wings and
Roots Studio
Sunday, May 7,
2023
1 - 6pm
Paintings
by MM Kent
light fare
and libations,
readings from
the novel,
A Coward’s
Guide to Oil Painting
and from its
unpublished sequel
219 W South
Fayetteville
AR
270-313-9660
Waiting for Spring - 14 x 18 Oil |
This January I feel like a herd dog, trying to keep all the stray ideas penned up in the corral, lest the coyotes drag them off during the dark of the moon. But at the same time, the prospect of a new season has me glancing ahead toward a future with new and re-claimed freedoms,
Dig It - 6 x 6 Oil |
a re-connection with the Earth, and its
Possibilities - 16 x 20 Oil |
I'm working on the sequel to A Coward's Guide to Oil Painting - the Novel, thinking about friends and family, missing our get-togethers. Meanwhile, let's celebrate quietly.
Peace
WINGS AND
ROOTS STUDIO
Book Signing and Open House
Sunday November 15 from 1– 5
Front Yard Event
spaced, masked and sanitized
. . . with MM Kent’s Artwork and copies of
his debut novel available
219 W. South St.
Fayetteville AR
270-313-9660
A Coward’s Guide got its first 2 star (out of
five) review today. I’ve been wondering when this would happen. All along I’ve told
people, “You’ll either love it or hate it.” This Amazon lover hated it. Let the
book’s title be a clue: If you have no interest in art, then take a pass. MM
Kent
Reviewed A Coward's Guide to Oil Painting by MM Kent
in the United States on October 13, 2020
2.0 Low Quality - Two Stars
I tried to get into this book but the story was simply not up to par. The author did an okay job of describing the setting but a very poor job of developing the characters. This ultimately led to the story being hard to follow and digest. The author seems to rely too much on the art side and too little on the writing side.
I have rated it 2 stars as fans of oil paintings may
find some pleasure in it. Outside of that, it's a pass.
First person characters develop from the inside out. A Coward’s Guide is written almost entirely in first person, which means the reader must be able to empathize or else all is lost. :)
My friend Jacqueline Froelich produced this interview about my novel, A Coward's Guide to Oil Painting on KUAF radio. Thanks, Jacqueline!