The Goodly Hypocrite: A Memoir

The Goodly Hypocrite: A Memoir

Stalked by bears, mountain lions, and jaguars and attacked by bears, hogs, and Venezuelan kidnappers. Stories of birth, rebirth, life, death, resurrection, and taxes. Five words from God and brunch with Jesus. Abandonment and true love. Foolishness, poetry, wisdom, grandfatherly advice, and an argument for a goodly amount of hypocrisy. Bradley Logan is a farmer-poet and a survivor of planet Earth. He has endured many hardships, including sisters, boredom, and a bee sting. He has worked as a newspaper boy, an electrician, a student, an entrepreneur, a religionist, a farmer, a grandfather, and an aspiring author. Bradley's writing skills are as diverse as his life experiences. He has used almost every letter in the alphabet, many of them capitalized. His ability to write in cursive and print characters with pens, pencils, and computers showcases his versatility. He once wrote his name in the snow. He can type on a keyboard using dozens of fonts. Typing in bold and italics further highlights his creativity. He is an award-winning artist and athlete. He was presented with an honorable mention ribbon from a first-grade coloring contest and a participation trophy from little-league basketball. Bradley's talents are vast and eclectic, beyond art and athletics. He can iron a shirt and quiver his lower lip, eat an entire Oreo cookie in one bite, and has two cool dance moves.