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The Writings and Musings of Brian-Asriel Newman

Audio Poetry Book

Brian-Asriel Newman,

Writings and Teachings

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Brian's Radio Interview on NPR Chattanooga WUTC


Audio Poetry, Poems and Prayers for Weary Hearts

Brian's First Book,

 Audio Poetry on Amazon


Author Musings and Teachings

Brian's Dream Interpretation, Video Blog, and Ministry are all featured.


White Stone Letters


Brian's Written Blog about finding Purpose and Identity and being among the "Best Things They Threw Away"


Musicians Wanted!

Brian Needs Musicians to help bring his Lyrics to life, and will be using his Youtube Channel "Letters to the Radio" to help the Artists helping him. 

White Stone Letters 

White Stone Letters is where Brian writes about Identity, Purpose, the Ancient Paths, and being a True Romantic in a truly Material World.

Publications

Brian has been published in the Belmont Literary Journal 2 separate years, the Healing Arts Project, and of course in his self-published work "Audio Poetry'.

Writer's Corner Resources

Brian features Tools for other Writers such as "Inklings" Writer's Club, Create Space Self Publishing, and the Blue Mountain Review and Southern Collective Experience. 

Author Readings

This is where you can here Author Readings from Brian's first book "Audio Poetry:
 Poems and Prayers for Weary Hearts". 

All proceeds benefit New Reality Orphanage in Haiti. 

"The Best Things They Threw Away" Lyric Music Video 

(Lyrics: Brian Nemwan, Music: Stephen Belin, 

Video Production: Joy Gaffin)

"Armies" Lyrics by Brian Newman, Music by Roger Jaeger, 

Video by Joy Gaffin

Author Reading of "Best Things They Threw Away"

Blue Mountain Review Interview

Brian's Interview with Realtor Steve Moutrey for the "Faces of Faith' segment of the

 "Blue Mountain Review: A Journal of Southern Arts And Culture"

Interview on pages 3 and 4.

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Mail

PO BOX 671 Ooltewah, TN 37363

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