Welcome
Welcome to the writing world of Branch Isole. Where thoughts, ideas and opinions come to life in words, poems and short stories.
Branch observes and comments on the motivations of our world both clothed and bare. Exploring issues often experienced but not always voiced, his storytelling style and presentations cast reflective identity against a backdrop
of personal responsibility, or its avoidance.
Engaging the reader in private where thoughts and reflection take place Branch describes recognizable themes and topics that focus on personal growth and reducing struggle.
Within these pages you’ll find a variety of fiction and nonfiction reading opportunities spanning poetry, spirituality, erotica, and self-help topics.
Discover these diverse original literary works in books, eBooks, special occasion cards and inspirational mats. Be our guest and read samples under the Reading Room or Open Mic Poem tool bar headings.
What You Will Read:
Literary fiction short stories and nonfiction self help.
Real situations, issues and emotions experienced by you, or someone you know; friend, family member, co-worker.
Complete short stories with a beginning, middle and end in brief, concise presentations.
Reflective identity pieces surrounding moral and ethical dilemmas or decisions.
A wide range of passage styles and lengths encouraging thought.
A variety of themes and content development inviting introspection.
What You Won’t Read:
Witches, vampires, dragons, chick-lit, fantasy or mainstrean pablum.
The same theme repeated over and over.
The author’s autobiographical allegories chronicled from childhood to last week’s stroll.
Works guided by an English MFA program or influenced at a writer’s workshop.
Hear what readers have said:
Branch observes and comments on the motivations of our world both clothed and bare. Exploring issues often experienced but not always voiced, his storytelling style and presentations cast reflective identity against a backdrop
of personal responsibility, or its avoidance.
Engaging the reader in private where thoughts and reflection take place Branch describes recognizable themes and topics that focus on personal growth and reducing struggle.
Within these pages you’ll find a variety of fiction and nonfiction reading opportunities spanning poetry, spirituality, erotica, and self-help topics.
Discover these diverse original literary works in books, eBooks, special occasion cards and inspirational mats. Be our guest and read samples under the Reading Room or Open Mic Poem tool bar headings.
What You Will Read:
Literary fiction short stories and nonfiction self help.
Real situations, issues and emotions experienced by you, or someone you know; friend, family member, co-worker.
Complete short stories with a beginning, middle and end in brief, concise presentations.
Reflective identity pieces surrounding moral and ethical dilemmas or decisions.
A wide range of passage styles and lengths encouraging thought.
A variety of themes and content development inviting introspection.
What You Won’t Read:
Witches, vampires, dragons, chick-lit, fantasy or mainstrean pablum.
The same theme repeated over and over.
The author’s autobiographical allegories chronicled from childhood to last week’s stroll.
Works guided by an English MFA program or influenced at a writer’s workshop.
Hear what readers have said:
“I had little idea of what ‘Voyeurism Poetry’ entailed. Basically I could not put the book down - read it all in one go, and came back to it again and again. I would recommend Voyeurism Poetry for those who are looking for something entirely different than what they have read in the past, even if poetry is not your thing, I would still give it a go.” “Branch Isole’s work retains a sort of perfection in the human emotion shown.” “Each story will bring about a different reaction. There’s a wide range here I found engaging, entertaining, and thought provoking.” |
“My favorite moments were those that seemed not only crucial, but crucial to be told by this writer and this writer only. In Henry James' words, ‘one on whom nothing is lost’.” “The first section almost had me in tears. The rest ranged from laughter to deep thoughts. That’s the best I can say “I wanted you to know I received the book on Friday. I devoured it, thank you. I love your book.” |
