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The story of the cover of my book
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Henry Davis Aug 19, 2009.
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"Henry:
That is a nice cover shot. It sets the right tone and is very intriguing. Good Choice!
Clark"
The story of the cover of my book
My photographer was taking pictures of me but they mostly turned out to be poses that I didn't want to use. After quite a few shots he then caught me unaware while I was looking down like I tend to do. Thus the cover of my book was created. The cover turned out to be just like every other aspect of my book. It felt like it was supposed to happen just as it did. I dont know where this book is going to take me and I still question the process because I am a skeptic but I do believe. And because…See More
A Lesser Pain (A Long Hard Journey)
The birth of A Lesser Pain took 12 years and along the way there were many doubts. While in a federal prison in Minnesota locked away in solitary confinement 300 pages of my book mysteriously disappeared. It was a devastaing blow but only one of many on my journey to becoming an author. It was than that I really started to doubt the conception of my memoir. I didn't think that I would ever find the courage to start writing again. When I was finally released from prison my best friend died from…See More
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A Lesser Pain (A Long Hard Journey)
The birth of A Lesser Pain took 12 years and along the way there were many doubts. While in a federal prison in Minnesota locked away in solitary confinement 300 pages of my book mysteriously disappeared. It was a devastaing blow but only one of many on my journey to becoming an author. It was than that I really started to doubt the conception of my memoir. I didn't think that I would ever find the courage to start writing again. When I was finally released from prison my best friend died from… Continue
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