It's Time - Hughbanks, Katie Sullivan
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It's Time is a fresh and innovative collection of twelve flash fiction pieces that focus on the immediacy of the moment. With realistic plotlines and vibrant imagery, the stories convey the lesson that the most valuable commodity we have is time - time to notice, to feel, to reflect, to learn, to love. The characters in It's Time bring this truth to life while revealing how connections to each other and the natural world are complicated and problematic, but ultimately beautiful. The stories explore realistic issues in core areas such as family relationships, marriage, growing up, racism, and…mehr

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It's Time is a fresh and innovative collection of twelve flash fiction pieces that focus on the immediacy of the moment. With realistic plotlines and vibrant imagery, the stories convey the lesson that the most valuable commodity we have is time - time to notice, to feel, to reflect, to learn, to love. The characters in It's Time bring this truth to life while revealing how connections to each other and the natural world are complicated and problematic, but ultimately beautiful. The stories explore realistic issues in core areas such as family relationships, marriage, growing up, racism, and the environment. Each story in the collection reminds us that to be fully human, we must grasp that the only moment we have is now.
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Autorenporträt
Katie Sullivan Hughbanks is a Kentucky poet, fiction writer, and photographer whose work celebrates the beauty of nature, the power of connection, and the value of every voice. She teaches literature and writing at Assumption High School in Louisville and spends every moment she can writing, hiking, taking photos, singing, dancing, birdwatching, and admiring dogs of all types. Her first poetry collection, Blackbird Songs, was published in 2019 (Prolific Press).