by Deborah Fruchey (Author)
"Totally candid and refreshing poems...inspired memoirs of the moments when angels take a cloud latte break and discuss the important things, however few, that happen on the grubby planet Earth that day."-Marvin R. Hiemstra, author of French Kiss Destiny"Sings it artfully and with engagement...the reviewer thinks it can accurately be described as the human condition...she describes 'the life' effectively and touches a responsive chord in the reader."-Arnold Skemer, editor, ZYX Magazine
Author Biography
Deborah Fruchey has spent too much of her life in churches, mental hospitals, and 12 Step meetings (in that order). She then graduated to poetry readings. Her first novel was chosen as a Best Book by the American Bookseller's Association, and her work on mental illness has been called "The best book of its kind." Deborah is rumored to be hiding out in suburbia. Since she associates constantly with writers and musicians, sincere reform looks unlikely.
Number of Pages: 184
Dimensions: 0.42 x 9.02 x 5.98 IN
Publication Date: November 11, 2013
