Gary Drury

Gary Drury writes books, considering where you're reading this, makes obvious sense. He's best known for writing poetry and non-fiction. He publishes two free digital quarterlies The Drury Gazette and Theo’s Compass advocating new and established writers. He is an avid supporter of free speech, preserving constitutional rights and empowering publishing. Drury subscribes to the philosophy that people have the inalienable right to bear arms. So, grab a pen and paper and start writing, it's our most powerful weapon.

"My primary education was in parochial school where I have burdened the guilt today. Not surprisingly, my writings clearly convey those inner demons. Regardless of age one never escapes childhood experiences and memories. Probably the reason why Edgar Allen Poe is my kindred spirit. Destiny and fate are powerful forces that one can’t escape, any more than writing down my thoughts. A muse resides in us all, we either travel with the flow or continue shoving the muse into the darkest recesses of our minds. Nevertheless, one year, I set out to thru-hike the Appalachian Trail stretches 2200 miles across fourteen states which encompasses federal, private and state lands, and seven-plus months to complete, it's an epic journey as no other. Furthermore, the journey was an extremely dangerous task I’ve ever set out on and probably the last but I can’t say for certain."

Consequently, family and friends are a priority in his life. Then Drury's greatest joy sharing his earnest passion 'Poetry' and 'Life Experiences' with others.

Accordingly, Gary Drury is an award-winning writer whose publications included Candle in the Wind (translated into Russian) and Naked (his soul exposed). Drury's recent books are Color My Soul and Masquerade. The majority of his writings are on sensitive subjects today. Find out additional information about Gary at www.garydrury.com. If readers dare dive into his imaginative intensity.

In the meantime, check out HAIL author Chris A. Hoppe’s profile in the Drury Gazette WINTER 2020 issue. Although Mary Ann Cincinnati isn’t a published author to date, readers can find her featured in the Drury Gazette SPRING 2020 issue sharing details about the manuscript she’s been working on. People realize how precious life is and how limited it is in the scheme of life. Find out why Mary Ann Cincinnati changed in a heartbeat twisting her world in chaos forever.