Don't look down: A collection of short stories (eBook, ePUB) - Colòn, Michael
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'Don't Look Down: A Collection of Short Stories' is a book about the chaos and beauty of life. Walk into a world of everyday problems, into the mind of the brokenhearted, and turn the next page to be invited into a whimsical story that could only happen in another world.

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'Don't Look Down: A Collection of Short Stories' is a book about the chaos and beauty of life. Walk into a world of everyday problems, into the mind of the brokenhearted, and turn the next page to be invited into a whimsical story that could only happen in another world.

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Autorenporträt
Michael Colòn is an author/comedian based in Rochester, NY. Michael has been writing since the age of sixteen. He has always been fascinated and in love with storytelling. Michael has experimented with various styles of writing, screenplay, fiction, non-fiction, and comedic writing. Michael Colòn has traveled across the country performing comedy on various stages and venues. Michael primarily focuses on making his stories something close and personal to him, finding that his best writing comes from stories that he himself has experienced and being able to connect with others on a deeply personal level. Michael Colòn is an advocate for mental health, with himself being diagnosed with Bipolar disorder, he finds that writing has allowed him to express the pain and grief he has experienced in his lifetime and hopes to spread awareness and de-stigmatize what others think of mental health.