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A to Z of original poems, flash fiction and short stories
Quick reads for busy captivating, quirky, mixed genre writings on themes ranging from the story of a killer’s daughter to an account of a dog shrink, to African tales, to cunning people and many more. Click on BUY to make it your own.
100 pages, Paperback
Published April 17, 2020
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June 8, 2021
A beautiful collection of poems and short stories. They are lovely and crisp. I also gave it to my teenage daughter, who also enjoyed reading. Moreover, it is very creative to write poems & stories on A-Z titles as the book title suggests. I loved the book!
May 8, 2020
I loved the originality and sense of surprise in these wonderful stories. It wasn't what I was expecting at all.
There's an interesting twist on the Mona Lisa, a strange tale of a Cumbrian woman, a locksmith. My favourite one was a story about a copper kettle - truly wonderful! I do hope the author will build on her strength regarding this type of story because I think she writes it well.
There was also sadness in this collection - a deeply poignant poem about the adoption of her daughter which stabbed right to the core and a story about sundays which I could really identify with.
This collection was written during Lockdown I believe and is an expression of the mind during such a difficult time; the self-isolation we are all enduring and where the mind takes us.
There's an interesting twist on the Mona Lisa, a strange tale of a Cumbrian woman, a locksmith. My favourite one was a story about a copper kettle - truly wonderful! I do hope the author will build on her strength regarding this type of story because I think she writes it well.
There was also sadness in this collection - a deeply poignant poem about the adoption of her daughter which stabbed right to the core and a story about sundays which I could really identify with.
This collection was written during Lockdown I believe and is an expression of the mind during such a difficult time; the self-isolation we are all enduring and where the mind takes us.
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