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J.S. Nelson

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in Fort Wayne, IN, The United States
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J.S. fell in love with the magic of stories as a child and has been obsessed with them ever since. Her 2016 “Wolf” poem was recognized by Indiana’s poet laureate. After being instructed to write only stories that "spread fear, hate, and anger" for several news publications, she became disgusted and left the industry. Though diagnosed with epilepsy after suffering a stroke at age 25, she hasn’t let that stop the pursuit of her dreams. She is the author of the recently published novel, “Darkness Whispers,” and is currently at work on the hundreds of story ideas living in her imagination. J.S. lives with her husband and their cat near Phoenix, AZ.

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J.S. Nelson Music always works. Hearing a song while driving or dishing dishes has the power to make me 'see' a story run across my imagination. …moreMusic always works. Hearing a song while driving or dishing dishes has the power to make me 'see' a story run across my imagination. (less)
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"Bill Bryson takes a small trip to Africa at the behest of CARE International, a charity organization. It's a short book, only about fifty pages, but still had Bryson's wit and sarcasm a plenty. Honestly, I wish he'd write an entire book about Africa." Read more of this review »
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It would have been a valuable book if the author spent more time talking about issues with isolated supplements. The majority of it was bashing the natural health field & ranting about how much he "hates" and is "greatly aggravated" by anyone that do ...more
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