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conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Kate, Detroit, Kate's with the genre: Teen & Young Adult, Literature & Fiction?
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'See What I See'
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conversations.value: a description for a book titled See What I See about Memphis, I'm, Elvis with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Poetry
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conversations.value: When people think of Memphis they think of Elvis and Graceland or Martin Luther King and Lorraine Motel. Not to down play the importance of these very memorable people in our history, but I want to be one of the people that's thought of when people hear the name of my home town. I was born and raised in Memphis, TN. The first 14 years of my life, I lived with my mom, great-grandmother and two younger brothers. I moved in with my father, two of my older sisters, my dad's girlfriend and her two children a few months before I turned 15.I took an interest in reading at a very young age and had decided that I would write a book of my own by the time I was in the fifth grade (Even at the tender age of eleven I knew I wanted to be a writer). I wrote my first poem when I was in the eighth grade and have been writing them ever since.My writings consist of poetry, short stories and novels. The subject matters range from family, jobs and sex. Sometimes I write sweet, sometimes naughty and other times humorous.My biggest inspiration is my son, Donovan. Without him, I would not have built up the courage to pursue writing professionally.You know that I'm a PiscesWhich means I'm kinda feistyHaving had my little babyHas helped me keep my sanity.Check out my website at http://www.susiemccray.com.
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conversations.value: a description for a book titled See What I See about Sharon, Shay, April with the genre: Literature & Fiction, Poetry
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conversations.value: Sharon "Shay" the author was born April 29, 1978 in Portsmouth Virginia, the oldest of 6 children. As a child, she would often daydream about escaping the harsh realities of life. She didn't really have an outlet or any means of release other than to write about those experiences that she had gone through. In college, she continued writing and received many complements on her works. In 2003, she was published in the poetry collection, "The Colors of Life." Though poetry for you may be considered fiction, but for her it's reality. It's the reality seen by her eyes!