I am pleased to finally announce the publication of my newest book, Breath of the Bayou!! Breath of the Bayou was a true labor of love for me as it is inspired by my home and its people. It contains poetry, some prose, and even a short story. It's also a way for me to 'give back' as each of the first 100 books sold will generate at least a $3.00 donation to 'Voice of the Wetlands', a non-profit organization working to assist coastal restoration projects.
The book can be ordered from me and also from Lulu Marketplace Here is a direct link to my book on Lulu... The cost is $10.00 plus s/h which wil total about $15.50 or so
The cost is $12.00 (10.00 for the book and 2.00 to help with mailing costs)
Excerpt
Whispers of ancients softly drift, casting
Distant ripples across my soul, shadows
Of remembrance blur destiny's vision
And you, sweet moon in the willows, sigh.
You hear, you know, and I beseech you...
Tell them, tell them, I will never forget!
>> "Breath of the Bayou" by Myrna D Badgerow. < <
I wish that this book reach an expressive sale's mark.
If each of us readers would care to send the link of the "Breath of the Bayou", to friends and relatives, it could reach a great number of potential buyers.
Wishing the authoress of BREATH OF THE BAYOU a long healthy life through a blissful creative living.
Congratulations, Myrna! I am brand new at this "publishing" stuff and I actually had to do four printings before I got all the "kinks" out (at least I think I got all of them out). Love and best wishes,
Oh, Happy, Happy Day! My order is on the way, and I look to read it within the week. From the poems I've read that are in this book, Twelve bucks couldn't begin to buy more! Congratulations, My Dear Friend. - Bill
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