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Milo Writes
Milo/Allgera Wright was a poet, story teller, and artist, who was a constant figure in the Arts District and arts community of Winston-Salem, North Carolina. As a self-described, "Androgynous, chronically ill, disabled, neuro-diverse, rainbow star, artist, and book eater," they approached life with a fierceness that allowed them to tackle the challenges. Words were their first and most loyal friend. Milo spent their life in Winston-Salem, and in March 2016, at age 24, they passed away unexpectedly. This intimate collection contains their insights into balancing health, expectations, fashion, culture, connections, rejections, and basic survival with humor, hope, and resilience.
106 pages, Paperback
Published April 20, 2017
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March 19, 2021
Great read for anyone but especially those who have overcome personal struggles!
March 23, 2021
This poetry was written by a young person, so go ahead and gawk at the wisdom. This writing is world class. I dare you to compare it to Maya Angelou. Seriously. Check it.
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