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SUMMARY:Twyjuan Walker: Urban Fiction and Poetry: a Local Author Reading and Self-Publishing Discussion
DESCRIPTION:The Arts and Literature Division is happy to present a reading 
 and discussion with local author Twyjuan Walker.  Twyjuan recently 
 self-published his urban novel series\, Tales of the Eastside parts 1 and 
 2.  The urban novels are a modern revenge tragedy with echoes of his own 
 life on and off the streets. His book of poetry\, Pain Hidden Within\, is a 
 modern\, urban confessional in verse. He will read from his books followed 
 by a self-publishing discussion.  Twyjuan is excited to share the process 
 from writing to publishing and promotion.  We hope you attend!\n\n 
 \n\n\n\nTwyjuan Walker was born in Rochester\, grew up in the inner city 
 and adapted to surviving life at an early age. He experienced deaths and 
 losses very early in life\, which drove him down a different path in life 
 than he wished. After his auntie’s death at 9 years old he now realizes 
 he was already numb to death and many other things in life. He continued to 
 fall deeper into the streets with anger and resentment which eventually 
 landed him in prison.  Prison was a hard experience at 17 years old.  He 
 believes everything in life happens for a reason.  Writing has been his 
 passion and the way to release and free himself from the illusions in life.
LOCATION:Central - Rundel Arts Room\, Central Library
ORGANIZER;CN="Andrew Coyle":MAILTO:Andrew.Coyle@libraryweb.org
CATEGORIES:Department - Arts & Literature
CONTACT;CN="Andrew Coyle":MAILTO:Andrew.Coyle@libraryweb.org
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URL:https://calendar.libraryweb.org/event/16635539
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