In "Like Apples of Gold In Pictures of Silver", Nathaniel Annan Dadson takes readers on a journey of reimagining God, life, love, relationships, identity and heritage.
The perspectives he unveils about these core essentials of life are stunning and transforming.

Throughout the book, he experiments the wonder and aesthetics of poetry. This is reinforced in the message of the book's title "a word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver."
Dadson asserts that the craft of kente weaving in Ghana is precise as the art of poetry writing; the skill, the process, and the finished work.
With a strong passion, he explores his Ghanaian heritage and addresses current issues in his country and Africa.

The collection is considerably a handbook for people searching for meaning and purpose in life.
The author shares poems from his personal experiences and reflections with uniqueness of style that shows his command of the talent.