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Natali Ab _ama_kama99c8 — Accomplished MMA fighter and award-winning writer Cameron Conaway presents in Caged the true story of a young man who overcomes a family background and his own inner torment by learning to channel his frustrations into the physical world of mixed martial arts fighting and the cerebral world of poetry and writing. It teaches the value of personal reflection, how life’s most painful moments can lead to a deeper understanding and appreciation of human nature, and just what is possible when optimism and determination combine to overcome tough odds. An Amazing preface to an even more amazing book! Cameron Conaway has written far more than a memoir- Caged: Memoirs of a Cage-Fighting Poet is a book that will stay with you long after you turn the final page- it is that affecting and well done. One would not normally relate Cage fighting and Poetry- but in the sensitive and very talented hands of Cameron Conaway- the connection is seamless- this is a very special book. The trials and tribulations Cameron Conaway endures are not documented as a typical "tell-all"- rather the words are filled with TRUE feeling and honesty- rare in so many memoirs. It is obvious that so much thought and feeling went into each aspect of this unforgetable book, and it is indeed a cold hearted person who will not be deeply affected by this honest, superbly written and YES! poetic story of a brave and intelligent man dealing with life on life's terms. AN OFFICIAL JAMES MASON COMMUNITY BOOK CLUB MUST READ RICK FRIEDMAN FOUNDER THE JAMES MASON COMMUNITY BOOK CLUB

Daniel Nicholson _aniel_icholson — What if truth be a woman?! what if i can't say anything? but this book is actually male! and a ROARING one in fact!!!

Nicolas Hon ninodzn — I felt conflicted about rating this book. I don't think it was well-written; it was organized very haphazardly and was somewhat hard to follow. And, I also had my own issues with the narrator's leaving behind her two sons in America in order to help the people of Afghanistan. Having said all of this, I am glad I read the book. It was an interesting look into a culture that I don't know much about. And, I found myself talking to people about what I was reading quite a bit, so in that sense, it was a very thought-provoking book. I wouldn't say I enjoyed reading it, however.

Photorandom Vinci photorandom — I had an embarassingly scant knowledge of Burma before reading this book and now I want to go (though my conscience won't allow me). I was especially intrigued that Burma has such a high literacy rate...This book was also a nice "time travel experiment" through the George Orwell books I had read many years before.