In “A Thousand Years in the Body,” Bynum describes this passionate love affair between the main character and the living, breathing spirit of poetry, now taken on flesh, blood and bone. The book explores both science and mysticism and is told in the flowing lyrical language of poetry itself.<\/p>\n
“This is not a story locked into today’s headlines,” said Bynum. “It is a story of a timeless love between two deeply human souls who find each other and awaken, or reawaken, an immortal passion.”<\/p>\n
Bynum has previously authored several books on the psychology of dreams, family life and mysticism, as well as many volumes of poetry. He won the 2010 Naomi Long Madgett Poetry Award<\/a>, a national prize to “recognize and publish an outstanding manuscript by an African-American poet.”<\/p>\n “Science and mysticism are perfectly at home with each other here as their adventure is etched on a timeless and transcendental canvas,” said Bynum. “This novel is the story of a romance that transcends any one lifetime and love. It is a story of both emotional and spiritual awakening. Dreaming and lyrical mysticism are woven into the storyline.”<\/p>\n “A Thousand Years in the Body: A Novel of Love & Transcendence About the author General Inquiries:
By Edward Bruce Bynum
ISBN: 9781665768184 (softcover); 9781665768207 (hardcover); 9781665768191 (electronic)
Available at Archway Publishing<\/a>, Amazon<\/a> and Barnes & Noble<\/a><\/p>\n
Dr. Edward Bruce Bynum, Ph.D., is a clinical psychologist and author. He earned a doctorate in clinical psychology from Pennsylvania State University, College Park, Penn., and is a recipient of the distinguished Abraham H. Maslow award from the American Psychological Association. \u00a0He has several books in print and lives in western Massachusetts with his wife. They have two adult sons. To learn more, please visit obelisk.foundation<\/a>.<\/p>\n
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