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Jeremy C Kester

Jeremy C Kester

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  • Novels
    • The Good Teacher
    • Remember the Yorktown (Gravity 1)
    • The Dangerous Life of Agnes Pyle
  • short stories
    • Into Fire’s Den
    • Farm Life Lost
  • PoemsPoems by Jeremy C Kester
    • Change of Seasons: Selected Poems
    • varied degrees of darkness: selected poems
  • What Story…

    It is a simple question, right? What is the story that we are telling ourselves? As we operate through the day, as we interact with the world, as it acts upon us or vice versa, what story are we telling about it? While it might feel like a funny way of looking at it, but…

    Jeremy C Kester

    February 23, 2021
    Blog
    Epictetus, life, life lessons, philosophy, stoic, stoic philosophy, stoicism, story telling
  • Distracted Focus

    An interesting concept came up the other day. It involved the idea of daydreaming about the future and waiting for things to happen. In this case, it was discussing the idea that happiness didn’t have to wait for the terms of such things of, “I’ll be happy when I get a new house,” or “I’ll…

    Jeremy C Kester

    February 22, 2021
    Blog
    stoic, stoicism, writerslife, writing, writing process, writing struggle
  • Fire And Fallout

    The other day I made a major mistake. But in a way, this was a good mistake. Looking through my YouTube feed, I stumbled upon a video by a YouTuber I’ve been enjoying lately, The Critical Drinker. For those who have never heard of him, he’s a writing critic who posts videos where he often…

    Jeremy C Kester

    February 21, 2021
    Blog
    art or the artist, cancel culture, Disney, Disney+, Gina Carano, Star Wars, The Mandalorian
  • Joy And Death

    It is disappointing. That is the only word I can use to describe the way I feel about humanity at times: disappointed. I know that we can do better, and often I wish that we would. Instead, we get locked into this tit-for-tat cycle of growing retribution that you can never go back far enough…

    Jeremy C Kester

    February 20, 2021
    Blog
    death, life, morality, Rush Limbaugh, stoic, stoicism
  • 9:00am

    It’s an arbitrary number. There really is no meaning behind it. There was only the thought of what time in the morning made the most sense. If one really wanted to argue it, each time makes as much sense as the next. Thus little rhyme or reason as to why I chose this time over…

    Jeremy C Kester

    February 19, 2021
    Blog
    Blog, blogging, writing
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