[stylist] My New Book

[Robert Leslie Newman]

Phyllis

Gee, you sure write a very interesting book summery! And blindness is part
of your theme...very interesting!

Congratulations 

-----Original Message-----
From: stylist [mailto:stylist-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of P. Campbell
Sent: Monday, February 10, 2014 5:18 AM
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Subject: [stylist] My New Book

I hope I may be forgiven for tooting my own horn, but I wanted to share my
news.  Below is the description of my latest book released last week.

Thank you for sharing all of your news with me.  I read it all, but since my
husband's illness and subsequent death my time has been limited.  

Happy writing,
Phyllis

Out Of The Night

By Phyllis Campbell

http://www.amazon.com 

Electronic format Kindle

https://www.smashwords.com

Electronic formats, including plain text and RTF that can be read on the PC
using your screen-reader, with Victor Stream, Book Sense etc, and on devices
such as the Apex.

Price: $7.99

 

Soon to be released in The Apple Store, Barnes and Noble, Sony, and many
more.

 

Two women, two centuries, and one man determined to destroy them, even from
the grave.

 

Chris has faced many challenges in her twenty-one years of life, a mother
more involved with her career than with her daughter, a father who deserted
his family also to pursue a career, and the loss of her sight. Nothing,
however, has prepared her for the challenge faced by her and the four other
clients attending an independence center held in a historic building on the
campus of the school for the blind.

 

Determined to achieve her goal of concert pianist, Chris feels a kinship
with those women who have once lived in the old building, only to realize
that the past is surrounding her and the others in a real and dangerous way.
Walk with her as she struggles not only to achieve her career goals, know
herself as a whole woman, but must uncover a secret over a century old. 

 

            I sit in the chapel as the night approaches on quiet feet of
memory. They are here, my sisters who have loved, and hated, laughed and
cried, hoped and despaired, for over a hundred years, leaving a part of
themselves in this place for those who have come after them.

            Each has her story, her dreams, her nightmares, and I realize
that each of them is a part of me as surely as I will become a part of those
blind women who will follow me. I am what I am because of the path they have
walked, and I must leave my own path for others, many yet unborn, to follow.

            "Write," they say, "write and tell of our world, tell of our
triumphs, our failures, our joys, our hidden sorrows. Write so they will
know."

 
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