The Episodic Thoughts of Hamp: Or A Blogger's 1999-2014 Perspective

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Codis Hampton II's Episodic Thoughts of Hamp Offers Fly-on-the-Wall Insights on Movers and Shakers
 
Episodic Thoughts treats readers to amusing observations on the private discussions of movers and shakers and lawmakers.
 
January 15, 2015 - Denver, CO, and Pittsburg, CA - Two-time Author and blogger Codis Hampton II takes readers on a journey that's both personal and politically and culturally insightful with his newly released African-American and pop culture book, The Episodic Thoughts of Hamp. The book is published by Outskirts Press.
 
The Episodic Thoughts of Hamp is a timeless collection of articles about comparing ones individual lifestyle with notable and relevant people and events in the political, entertainment, social and personal realms from 1999 through 2014. The articles/blogs are written in an informative manner offering different viewpoints while highlighting the fallacies presented by the subjects of his writings. Hampton reports not just what is said, but points out the relevance of what is left unsaid, what should have been said - and what should have been done. Readers will find the subject matter relevant to their personal and business economic status in America.
 
Hampton's creativity is on full display with his creation of a set of new characters, Kyle and Jamal in their own Blogs.  They are literally hip "flies on the walls" buzzing around Congress and other major newsmakers. Through Kyle and Jamal, readers are treated to amusing observations as they listen in and report on the private discussions of movers and shakers and lawmakers. Throughout The Episodic Thoughts of Hamp the author ties in the broader events to one man's upbringing, family relationships, internal and external personal issues, as well as black history to illustrate the relevance of the conclusions reached within these pages.

I want my epitaph to read, "God gave him the gift of observing while interpreting his and others' lives with an inquisitive mind. He surrounded himself with a loving family and was a member of a unique race of people. Eventually, he found his calling to tell the world of his observations. He played the hand he was dealt."