Dt Saroyan

Native Strong (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Esmerald Little, a beautiful, popular and accomplished senior at her high school in Yuma Arizona is headed to California on an academic Scholarship. However she has an inner conflict with her identity as a Native American that almost upends her future educational and career prospects as well as her present day relationships. Esmerelda will soon go through a personal crisis from which she will gain a deeper understanding not only of her cultural identity but of her self. Novella, Young adult -Fiction

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: The Story boards.net
• Erscheinungstermin: 23. März 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781393712350
• Artikelnr.: 58797054

Autorenporträt

Daniel T Saroyan (nome deplume) considers himself more of a storyteller than a writer. Both before and after garnering an MFA in screenwriting he wrote Op-Ed's, plays , screenplays ,historical essays, short stories and novellas. His awards include: An Op- Ed for the Orange Co. Register ,(The Greatest Generation was also the Coolest !) . The short story "Our Daily Bread" (Palm Springs Writer's Guild award and the short film 'Sasha' (category winner, GlobalFest) Daniel's ongoing blog series 'Just Us talking' a featured Humorous -yet Serious observation of the human condition as seen through the POV of a cosmic fictional gossip columnist. His short story collection "Stories of the Earth" in addition to his tandem novellas "Vengeance is Mine!" and 'Native Strong!' are both published by Draft 2 Digital and are available on Apple Books as well as literary Ebook vendors. His favorite quote is by the poet Virgil who after writing his epic conquering poem The Aeneid ,nevertheless reminded us to remember the "tears in things" Daniel's stories tend to explore the imbedded drama in the everyday lives of everyday people and those 'tears in the things of life.