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The Original Collected Works of Leon A. Walker
Equinox is a stunning revelation of life that is presented without reservations or boundaries. The third collection of short stories and poetry by Leon A. Walker, it is most certainly his most compelling and comprehensive work. This book is somewhat of an anthology as it contains written works from his first two collections as well as many new poems and short stories that were written in recent years and some, specifically for this project. Readers of Equinox will be moved by many of the sensitive themes as well as the creative style which is so masterfully employed by this writer. Something w | |  | | Life Lines
A Collection of Poetry and Short Stories
Life Lines is the result of this author’s continuing drive and desire to provoke thought in his readers. He seeks to do so by providing works that are creative in presentation and also intellectually and emotionally stimulating. His primary focus has been to share insights into his personal thoughts and opinions, but over time, he has been pleased to discover that readers are often compelled to examine his stated views from alternative vantage points. He is hopeful that his writings continue to inspire rational and welcoming platforms for further discussions or perhaps new motivations to br | |  | | Work Wonders
A Collection of Poetry and Short Stories
Work Wonders can best be described a creative artistic memoir. And its author does not consider that he actually wrote this book in the traditional sense. First, because he did not initially set out to develop or present an organized collection of poetry and short stories. And secondly, because the purpose for writing all of the verse in this book is intensely personal to him and initially, they were only intended to be preserved and later shared with his children and those closest to him in life. Therefore, he does not consider this a simple collection. It is his way of describing transit |
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