Accept No Presents and Give No Pardons, a Poet Is on His Own

ACCEPT NO PRESENTS AND GIVE NO PARDONS, A POET IS ON HIS OWN, a conceptual body of work, written in third person, celebrating and questioning the hard dualities we all find, at times, in our life and in our relationships is the latest book of prose by the author of SOME CAME FIRST, SOME CAME AFTER and SOME CAME NAKED, William Williamson's three literary novels comprising his Florida Keys trilogy. William's work, his novels and poetry is always shaved, naked and direct. And in his latest book of prose, he lays bare and defines the theater of love during life that climaxes in what he calls, big woman emotion. Big woman emotion is what life hands you, on any given day or night of the week. Big woman emotion is what life hands you any given hour or minute of your life. At the end of reading, ACCEPT NO PRESENTS AND GIVE NO PARDONS, A POET IS ON HIS OWN, Williamson brings the reader, the audience, and the couples in his book who fall in love and wrestle with each other in their mornings and nights together, full circle, center stage, exit left. We learn that life's show is never over. We only begin, and end, another act, another chapter, that we have to follow in our lives to make the day, the night, the journey not only bearable but somehow meaningful.