haiku (Printed Book) By David Olney 3.5" x 5.5"

As seen and heard on David Olney’s weekly “You Never Know” online video Songwriter Series, these 100 poetic and insightful Haikus were mostly written while on tour in the Continental United States and parts of Europe. Featured in David Olney's own handwriting and cover design. Book reads forwards AND backwards!

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“AMPLIFIED: Fiction From Leading Alt-Country, Indie Rock, Blues And Folk Musicians” (Melville House, 2009) - David recently debuted as a published author with his fictional piece, “A Sign From God” - a short story about four lives at the intersection of good and evil, with a signature Olney twist. Other authors include Robbie Fulks, Mary Gauthier, Chris Smithers. No longer in print.

A Month Of Sonnets (Printed Book) By David Olney Music City Publishing Company

As seen and heard on David Olney’s weekly “You Never Know” online video Songwriter Series, the wordsmith has collected his self-penned Sonnets in to this small book of poetry. Featured in his own handwriting.

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The Songs of David Olney, Vol. 1 (Song Book, 60 pages) Music City Publishing Company

“David has been able to capture important moments from very unique perspectives. Who else has seen the crash of the Titanic as a love song or told the story of the entry of Jesus into Jerusalem from the perspective of the donkey? These are only two of the more notable contributions David has made to our understanding of the world around us. David’s comments, which accompany the lyrics to each song, provide a fascinating look at the process by which he takes moments both large and small to create beautiful music.” ~ Excerpt from the Forward by Jay Pilzer.

Includes lyrics and chord notations for 30 of David Olney’s intelligent, melodic songs from his complete body of work. Forward by Jay Pilzer. Introduction by David Olney. Photographs and illustrations in full color as well as black & white.

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