'Cacophony,' New Poetry Book by Elliott Eli Jackson, Now Available

The highly anticipated poetry book "Cacophony" has been released online through booksurge.com and will be available at Amazon.com, Borders.com and Target.com in the following weeks.

Arlington Heights, IL (PRWEB) August 22, 2006 -- If you are ready to read a poetry book that touches the core of your soul and speaks to you of life, then "Cacophony," by Elliott Eli Jackson, is for you.

"This book of poems was inspired by Oprah Winfrey and Neale Donald Walsch," Jackson says. "By watching and listening as their lives unfolded, I began to realize that anything is possible if you begin to understand that all of us are connected in one way or another. When you help others through your knowledge, all obtain personal and collective freedom."

Jackson has worked extensively as a therapist, an addiction counselor, leader of guided meditations and in anger management. By tapping his wealth of life's experiences, he has written "Cacophony," a collection of ninety-two poems. Some reflect his life, and others reflect yours. Therein lies the magic of his work.

Tony Lindsay, author of "Urban Affair and One Dead Preacher," describes Jackson's work as "The right poetry book for poetry lovers and all of us."

In addition to devoting his life to helping others, Jackson is a member of the International Poet Society and is featured in the International Who's Who of Poetry. He received “...honours in poetic writing...” from Noble House, publishers, England, and his poem, "How Could I let Her Get Away," earned critical acclaim in 2005.

"Cacophony" is now available on line at booksurge.com and will be available at Amazon.com, Borders.com, and Target.com, within the next few weeks or order now from your local book store. ISBN 1-496-4388-6

You may also visit www.elliottelijackson.com to view more of Mr. Jackson's work.

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