Posted on July 17, 2026
by Jamieson Wolf
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I am not a fucking unicorn. How I wish I were one; My horn would be an everlasting source of magic most pure. I would be able to cure myself, not that I would have gotten sick in the first place. It just simply… Continue Reading “I Am Not a Fucking Unicorn – A Poem”
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Posted on November 4, 2025
by Jamieson Wolf
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As the release date of November 18th, 2025, draws closer the pre-order links for Minotaur have been popping up all over the web. Here are the ones that I have so far: Rebel Satori Press Amazon.ca Amazon.com Chapters Barnes and Noble Perfect Books Apple… Continue Reading “Pre-Order Links for Minotaur!”
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Posted on June 26, 2023
by Jamieson Wolf
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“I’m so sorry,” These are the words I always hear. “Poor you,” Each time I hear these words, it’s like I’m having to fight all over again. “You must hate your life.” I didn’t always have a positive outlook, wasn’t always filled with sparkles… Continue Reading “I’m Not Sorry – A Poem”
Category: Covid Poems, PoemsTags: good people, Multiple Sclerosis, Not Sorry, outlook, postivity, Rainbows, sorry, Sparkles, what people say, word, words I've heard
It was time. I took a box and got my novel ready to send it off to my publisher. The bankers box seemed too big at first, a void of space too large for a simple manuscript. However, I knew that the space would… Continue Reading “A Box of Time – A Poem”
I don’t think there was a time that I didn’t know I was gay. I just didn’t have the words to talk about who and what I was. When I was eight years old, I knew that I was not like other boys around… Continue Reading “Have Sparkle Will Travel – On Coming Out to Myself”