“Viewpoints,” is a political work by writer, playwright and poet, D. L. Arber. During a period living in the Rocky Mountains in 2018, D. L. Arber has written about some of his political views and opinions in this work. Topics like Racism, Poverty and Global Warming among others are discussed here in this book.
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D. L. Arber, writer, actor and poet, was born in Illinois and grew up in Colorado. He is a 2005 graduate of the University of Northern Colorado in Theatre Arts. As a student he performed in numerous school productions and also participated in New York University's summer theatre program. Following graduation he worked on stage, both as an actor and a producer, and in television in New York and Los Angeles, before returning to Colorado. In recent years he has been involved in writing both short stories and poetry, and now this political work.
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