David Geoffrey Scotland

Magnumzine: I Think, Therefore I Project: No Thyself David Geoffrey Scotland

Publisher Marketing: WARNING: "Magnumzine" CONTAINS ARTISTIC CONTENT and may be unsuitable for some audiences who don't understand the whole "art" thing. "Magnumzine" is David Scotland's second book of poetry. It was written over the ten years following his healing from cancer by all natural means with no drugs, chemo, surgery, or western medicine of any kind. Although he is in complete remission, he has gotten older and has discovered some "not so nice things" about the FDA, AMA, and the big rackets of big pharma, big insurance, big medicine, and big banks. Simply put, his poetic expressions prove he was not happy with the lies and corruption (that he was aware of at the time of its writing) and aims full fire power at the enemies of ethics, freedom, peace, love, and joy with this new book. The tone is moody, fiery, confident, fierce, sensitive, silly, outrageous, at times tersely erudite, but always artistic, resolute, determined, and real. "Magnumzine" follows similar styles found in his book "Shadows & Light" -- from which excerpts were performed LIVE and filmed for a documentary at the Portland Art Museum for the World Premiere of COMPANIONISM -- a New Art Movement for the 21st Century, starring Tucker Smallwood, Jana Cole, and David Scotland. "Shadows & Light" was written under his pen name "David James" and was also written over about twelve years including while he had cancer and was given ten years to live -- and had no medical insurance. After much research and faith in God (but 100% ZERO FAITH in America's medical lies, conspiracies, and corruption) David eventually "healed" the cancer in its seventh year, and has since interviewed some of America's top medical experts about health and wellness for a powerful documentary film for which he is the screenwriter and producer. To find out more about David Scotland and read the bio of this uniquely talented, passionate, and unusual artist & producer, please visit: www. DavidScotland.com and www. DavidScotlandArt.com