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David Somerfleck
ALLi Author Member
Location: United States of America
Genres: Commercial Fiction, Self-Help/Personal Development, Fantasy/SciFi/Speculative, General Nonfiction, General Fiction, Advice & How To, Other Poetry, Horror, Business, Dystopian, Erotica, Magical Realism, Love Poetry, Nature Poetry, Political / Social Commentary Poetry
David Somerfleck is an author, poet, journalist, and retired digital marketing agency owner.
He is the author of "Join the Flock & Other Poems," "Love Her Blind & Other Poems," "Nothing to Do But Stay & Other Poems," "The Road to Digital Marketing Profits," and his debut speculative fiction novel "One Grain of Sand."
To learn more about David's books, read his blog, find out about upcoming books or visit his online book shop, visit https://boldly.blue.
To book an interview for your podcast or virtual summit please visit https://boldy.blue/interviews.
David Somerfleck's books
Love Her Blind & Other Poems
A collection of contemporary original poetry.
The Road to Digital Marketing Profits
"The Road to Digital Marketing Profits" is a workbook specifically meant to guide the new business owner, the entrepreneur, or small business owner who is simply not getting the results they wanted through the use of digital marketing - to where they want and need to be.
My Grandfather's God and Other Poems
A collection of modern, contemporary poetry.
Nothing to Do but Stay and Other Poems
A collection of contemporary, modern poetry.
Love Her Blind and Other Poems Audiobook
An audiobook version of my book "Love Her Blind and Other Poems" available through Barnes & Noble.
Join the Flock & Other Poems
Contemporary poetry for modern readers touching on subjects ranging from love, passion, and loss to friendship, betrayal and potential redemption.
One Grain of Sand
"One Grain of Sand" by David Somerfleck is a speculative novel set in a climate-ravaged America where democracy and equality have crumbled under corporate rule. Noah Harpster, a pickpocket sentenced to a brutal prison system, volunteers for a dangerous experimental procedure—one that could kill him, maim him, or grant him a second chance.