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Eugenee
Eugenee Tanner's search for her roots through DNA, resets the history of her hometown. Fact, fiction, history and heresy forms the framework for this remarkable story. You'll be hard-pressed to determine where facts end and fantasy begins. Maybe it's all true. Maybe...
136 pages, Paperback
Published August 31, 2017
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About the author
S. Alexander
7 books1 followerI am the New Southern Tale-spinner! Contemporary stories with traditional southern flavoring-, but it doesn't stop there. Add a defined and sophisticated ethnic pinch of spice, and the feast is on! The tales are spun from my comfy front porch rocker, but the characters are universal: From every walk in life; every ethnicity; every social position, attitude, temperament-, saints and sinners.
I've written stories my entire life, and life just keeps giving me more to write. Can't say that I have an absolute favorite-, admittedly in love with all my leading-men characters; adore every child character, I am "every woman," so, it's difficult to name a winning title. My first literary publication was a song when I was eleven. The second, my freshmen year English Comp essay. A Broadcast Journalist for thirty-five years, novel writing remained a sidekick occupation-, writing for the joy of writing. Although I've actively marketed my work since the nineties, I still write because I enjoy it, more than targeting a million dollar book deal. I've written/produced several stage plays and documentary films, and entertaining the idea of doing other projects-, maybe. I don't do 'self-help or 'how-to' books, but two of my titles tells how I've survived real-life tragedies in my life. A long battle with multiple sclerosis and lupus adds another seasoning to "The New Southern Tale-spinner's" tales.
I do read my own novels-, really! When I'm not doing that, crossword puzzles, cryptograms and doing absolutely nothing fills a few hours of my day. Doing 'nothing' is the hardest of all tasks. My brain is always on go, even when my body becomes reluctant to move.
I've written stories my entire life, and life just keeps giving me more to write. Can't say that I have an absolute favorite-, admittedly in love with all my leading-men characters; adore every child character, I am "every woman," so, it's difficult to name a winning title. My first literary publication was a song when I was eleven. The second, my freshmen year English Comp essay. A Broadcast Journalist for thirty-five years, novel writing remained a sidekick occupation-, writing for the joy of writing. Although I've actively marketed my work since the nineties, I still write because I enjoy it, more than targeting a million dollar book deal. I've written/produced several stage plays and documentary films, and entertaining the idea of doing other projects-, maybe. I don't do 'self-help or 'how-to' books, but two of my titles tells how I've survived real-life tragedies in my life. A long battle with multiple sclerosis and lupus adds another seasoning to "The New Southern Tale-spinner's" tales.
I do read my own novels-, really! When I'm not doing that, crossword puzzles, cryptograms and doing absolutely nothing fills a few hours of my day. Doing 'nothing' is the hardest of all tasks. My brain is always on go, even when my body becomes reluctant to move.
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