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4.0 out of 5 stars
Shayla Davis. Pg 37. Deoxy Martyribose Nucleac Acid!,
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This review is from: Gravity Dancers: Even More Fiction by Washington Area Women (Paperback)
I went to Poetry & Prose in Washington, DC yesterday to support the launch of this newly published book, and an aspiring young writer.
Ms. Shayla Davis is an aspiring young Black writer embued with literary passion. I am of the opinion that she is light years ahead of her peers of this generation,(as she is only 26) and even if I am not a literary Master. Her family, drove some distance to support her. We live in an age where I heard last year at a University of Maryland graduation ceremony, "only 16% of African Americans are getting there degrees and 11% of Hispanics. With those overheard facts, I know her Mom and extended family is proud of her. I beieve she may be the youngest published writer in this series. This is one in a series of four volumes which is comprised of 161 Fiction writers from the Washington DC area, published by Richard Peabody, Jr. Indeed, " a lush collection that covers the literary waterfront." "...to riff on a local dance company's PR motto-Gravity Dancers are known for their power, passion, and fearlessness when it comes time to break new ground and fly. Enjoy the ride." Richard Peabody, May 2009. Ms. Davis should be supported and afforded the opportunity to grow her talent with the support of respected published writers. I whole heartedly say, support her, mentor her, help her "break new ground and fly." (With her prior permission) Feel Free to contact Ms. Shayla Davis at [...] |
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Gravity Dancers: Even More Fiction by Washington Area Women by Richard Peabody (Paperback - June 30, 2009)
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