Category: Poetry Publisher: T. Tray Publishing Company
ISBN-10: 0971719616
Pages: 70
Copyright: Feb 1 2002
"Growing pains" is the follow up book to Ms. Traylor's debut book, "The First Twenty Two Years" which sold over 700 copies. "Growing Pains" challenges readers to view the world around us through the eyes of the
author. "Growing Pains" attempts to capture the realities fo living life as an African American in today's society and transform those realities into rythmic rhetoric. Growing Pains combines selected pieces from Ms. Traylor's old work with her new work in order for readers to truely experience the author's growth as a poet and a person.
Please visit WWW.Tifftraylor.com to read excerpts from the book and to learn more about the person behind the poetry.
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Growing pains" is the follow up book to Ms. Traylor's debut book, "The First Twenty Two Years" which sold over 700 copies. "Growing Pains" challenges readers to view the world around us through the eyes of the
author. "Growing Pains" attempts to capture the realities fo living life as an African American in today's society and transform those realities into rythmic rhetoric. Growing Pains combines selected pieces from Ms. Traylor's old work with her new work in order for readers to truely experience the author's growth as a poet and a person.
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