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Knitted Rainbow
by Tracy Leavitt
To be published: Fall 2011, Millrock Writers Collective
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A Millrock Writers
Sampler
Tom Nolan, Editor
This anthology presents the work of eight of the Millrock Writers. Inside
you will find both fascinating personal vignettes, and humorous and strange
fiction. Mostly you will find yourself engrossed in the stories as you read.
"What does it mean to be a writer?
This question has been asked of probably every famous author more times than
they care to count. Regardless of how many words the responder puts
around it, the fundamental answer always comes down to one point - if you
want to be a writer, write.
The Millrock Writers do that. Some have a scheduled time of day when
they write, others squeeze writing time in wherever it will fit in very full
days, all of them do it because they must. It's less a wish than a
compulsion."
Published: 2010, Millrock Writers Collective
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A Month on a Barrier Island
poetry by Steven Lewis and photography by Tom Nolan
A Month on a Barrier Island is in many ways a love story. Steve Lewis
and Tom Nolan fell in love with the Outer Banks of North Carolina decades
ago and have spent almost half their lives chronicling their affair with
the place.
Steves poetry brings you to the beaches of Rodanthe and invites you
to observe with him the changes and the sameness of the island (and in himself)
over a one month stretch during the summer of 2007.
Toms images give one a sense of the strange beauty that occurs when
humanity and nature cohabit a narrow, shifting strip of sand. His photos
capture the strange light of winter, the spectacular sunrises and sunsets,
and the solitude of an island that owns its population.
Published: 2009, Millrock Writers Collective
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Leaving - Memories of
Romania
by Mihai Grünfeld Associate Professor of Hispanic
Studies at Vassar College.
Leaving - Memories of Romania recounts the narrator's childhood and
adolescence as the son of impoverished Holocaust survivors. His parents are
unable to talk about their past, but their lives - and the lives of their
two sons - are utterly shaped by it. As he comes of age, the narrator is
increasingly conscious of his parents profound loneliness, the glaring
gaps in his family's history, and the questions that go unanswered. Gradually
the story of an innocent childs tender, loving relationship with his
parents evolves into a powerful tale of complex family dynamics shaped by
adolescent experimentation, the daily grind of factory work, anti-Semitism,
and big dreams of escaping the politically restrictive system in which he
lives.
Published: 2008, Millrock Writers Collective
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The Making and Un-making of a
Marine:
One Man's Struggle for Forgiveness
by Larry Winters
United States Marine Corps Veteran and licensed mental health counselor
The Making and Un-making of a Marine... is my life's journey, which
includes as part of its central theme the Viet Nam War and my search for
a role in the world after the War.
"Indeed war has perhaps always been the most compelling initiation
into adulthood. This may be because war replicated all the physical, emotional,
intellectual, and spiritual challenges of life in their most intense and
threatening forms." Dr. Edward Ticks book, War and the Soul.
Published: 2007, Millrock Writers Collective
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