From The Porch

    Poems, vignettes, and stories are woven as a tapestry of fiction to express with clarity the emotional connect of the author to lived experiences in a southern culture.

 

   How similar we are in the lessons learned from family relationships, generational influences, and community.  These are tied into the roots of our life experiences.

 

    Consider this, a blind woman having half a left forearm saying “It’s All in How You Look at a Thang.”  She speaks to our personal perspective that dictates how we individually move through our life.

         

    From “Colored Sons” to “White Boy” to “Us Best Days” to “Christmas Eve Midwife” to “Gumma’s Prayer”, these life experiences will hold            the reader captivated and yearning for what’s next.