Shira Destinie A. Jones

Ann and Anna: A Prequel (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This initial version of the Ann and Anna universe has been a short story series, written while editing my nonfiction Project Do Better manual, based on one historical character and one fictional protagonist as well, initially meant to be merely a single blog post based on a dream that I had while working on another book. That post turned into a short series, which had such an overwhelming response from readers that I have decided to take their suggestions, and write a novel based on this short series. As this series itself has been published on my blog, it is not eligible for traditional publication, so I am releasing it as a novella for the enjoyment of my readers, as a prequel to the novel which I hope to publish traditionally in the coming year or so. Note that some of these chapters may have been edited on my blog, since publication here, and thus the final version of this work is always at the ShiraDest blog. This prequel is being released for comparison with the early drafts of the related novel, current working title "Passing."

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: ShiraDest
• Erscheinungstermin: 2. Januar 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798215967898
• Artikelnr.: 67557091

Autorenporträt

About the Author:

Shira Destinie Jones, MPhil, MAT mathematics, BSCS, has experienced housing and food insecurity as a child, lived in projects in Oxon Hill, MD and Anacostia, DC, struggled with gender strife at the US Naval Academy, and dealt with class and color line divisions in Baltimore. She has worked in developing countries and rich countries, studied economic social policy, and taught on the importance of history and shared governance through walking tours, presentations, and classroom lessons. Straddling several worlds as a polyglot has allowed her to hear in their own words from rich and poor people in Turkey, England, Mexico, and France. Comparing that with experiences from her own background of origin has led her to use her studies to create a plan with the potential to build cooperation between all parts of our society, in the interest of the common good.