Review
"Faison writes with a gentle fluidity and cadence that allows the words to flow effortlessly . . ." --
Shonell Bacon, Rawsistaz Book Club & Reviews & Chief Editor of The Nubian Chronicles"Faison writes with a gentle fluidity and cadence that allows the words to flow effortlessly. This collection is only the beginning of what Faison will deliver . . . " --SHONELL BACON, RAWSISTAZ Book Club & Reviews
"The flair and style is reminiscent of Danielle Steele in her early days as a poet . . . " --
Wendy Mackey, Editor of Poetry, Art & Word"The flair and style is reminiscent of Danielle Steele in her early days as a poet. It is one of those rare works that can be read forward and backward and still carry such emotion and thought." --WENDY MACKEY, Poetry, Art & Word
"You've put into words the spiritual quest of a woman! It's brave, bold, open, tender, and very appealing . . . " --
Joanne Uppendahl, Tacoma, WA"[Faison's] put into words the spiritual quest of a woman! It's brave, bold, open, tender, and very appealing. I love the boldness and spirituality combined in [her] poems. I always sense honesty." --JOANNE UPPENDAHL, Tacoma, WA
"Faison writes with a gentle fluidity and cadence that allows the words to flow effortlessly. This collection is only the beginning of what Faison will deliver . . . " --SHONELL BACON, RAWSISTAZ Book Club & Reviews
"[Faison's] put into words the spiritual quest of a woman! It's brave, bold, open, tender, and very appealing. I love the boldness and spirituality combined in [her] poems. I always sense honesty." --JOANNE UPPENDAHL, Tacoma, WA
About the Author
Latorial Faison, a college English instructor and native of Virginia, has authored several poetry collections including Immaculate Perceptions and the new 28 Days of Poetry Celebrating Black History. Faison is a graduate of the University of Virginia and Virginia Polytechnic Institute & State University.