"Mom...Let's Talk" is for young people who are slaying their own dragons and wondering if they can triumph. This book is also for parents, guardians, teachers, and others who care about or work with artistic kids, especially poets and writers who struglle with remaining whole in a fractured world.
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"The poems are the work of a mind developing in the mist of distractions and distortions. On one level this is a book about suffering; Robert's internal turmoil, Jeanne's stress facing his anguish. On another level it is about redemption."
Fred Eustis
Director of Christian Formation
St. Gabriel's Churc of Baltimore
Professional Reviews
Rus Vanwestervelt
"The bond between a mother and her child and the stories they have to share through memoir and poetry, makes this a must read for any parent of an artist. Mom...Let's Talk is an essential read for all artists as well. who struggle with good and evil., the yin and yang of life...Mom...Let's Talk offers all readers a deeper insight into the power of healing through writing. If you've struggled with picking up a pen to gain some understanding into your life and the lives of others, this book will change all that - and you - forever."
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