Making Wings: Short Stories and Poems
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| Rating | : | 4.86 (758 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0988554585 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 118 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-01-21 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Making Wings is a collection of short stories and poems that range from quirky to funny to sexy. The title poem is dedicated to the author's biggest supporters. Nathaniel Brown since his debut book, I Always Put the Seat Down.. The title short story is a touching tale of a woman who impacts grieving families with her special gifts. Be encouraged, motivated, and inspired by this instant classic collection, the first fiction works published by C
Nathaniel Brown is an award-winning writer, publisher, and writing coach. C. He resides in Atlanta, Ga. . As a writing coach, he assists writers develop concepts, overcome writers block and navigate through the publishing process. He is author of five successful books, including Xs, Os, and Ws: Inspirational Stories from Successful Basketball Coaches; Devil in the Mirror: Overcoming the Enemy's Attack; and The Business of My Book, a guide to help writers understand the busin
He is author of five successful books, including Xs, Os, and Ws: Inspirational Stories from Successful Basketball Coaches; Devil in the Mirror: Overcoming the Enemy's Attack; and The Business of My Book, a guide to help writers understand the business side of writing. . He resides in Atlanta, Ga. As a writing coach, he assists writers develop concepts, overcome writers block and navigate through the publishing process. Nathaniel Brown is an award-winning writer, publisher, and writing coach. About the Author C
the one who doesn't like poetry. What I loved most about the book Wow! I don't know where to begin. I'm not much of a poetry reader, but this is not "just' of book of poems. I decided well, let me take a look. It was non stop reading for me, you know me, the one who doesn't like poetry. What I loved most about the book is it's not all that mushy stuff. And yes, me the one who doesn't like "poetry," has to admit I loved it and let me tell you why. Some things are hard to put into words, however let me be clear, this is not a "for women only" book. If you . Mrs. Breezeo said A good read that you can go back and get something. I was able to connect with many of the stories and the poems are very thought provoking and inspiring. A good read that you can go back and get something different each time.