Description:
Things of Little Consequence is a philosophical exploration that poetically suggests the human condition is less complex than it is complicated, that life is not as enigmatic or indecipherable as we often believe.
Brief description: John Casey is a novelist and Pushcart Prize-nominated poet from New Hampshire. His first novel, Devolution, was released in 2019 and is book one of The Devolution Trilogy, a psychological spy thriller series. Evolution was released 2021, Revelation in 2022. Casey authored Raw Thoughts in 2019 as well, a compelling and mindful fusion of poetic and photographic art that garnered nominations for the Griffin Poetry Prize and National Book Award. The sequel, Meridian: A Raw Thoughts Book, was released in 2021. His latest title is a philosophical poetry book titled Things of Little Consequence, and he is a co-author of The Barn: A Mystery Novella. Casey's poetry has appeared internationally in numerous literary journals and magazines.A Veteran combat and test pilot with a Master of Arts from Florida State University, Casey also served as a diplomat and international affairs strategist at U.S. embassies in Europe and Africa, at the Pentagon, and elsewhere. He is passionate about fitness, nature, and travel and inspired by the incredible spectrum of people, places and cultures he has experienced in life.
Review Quotes:
"Things of Little Consequence offers a captivating exploration into the reasons why individuals seek solace in the mystical and cryptic aspects of life. John Casey, through his poetic philosophy, asserts that life, despite its complexities, harbors a profound simplicity that often eludes us. For those seeking a book that ignites both the intellect and the heart, Things of Little Consequence is undoubtedly a must-read. Casey's masterful compositions engage the soul, leaving a lasting impact that lingers far beyond the final pages." -THOMAS ANDERSON, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, LITERARY TITAN
"John Casey has written something of worth beyond its appeal to poetry lovers. Things of Little Consequence potentially offers a different way of living for those forming life patterns. In reflectively probing what it means to be human, Things of Little Consequence both realizes and transcends a work of exceptional art." - CONSTANCE STADLER, READERS' FAVORITE