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Candice Louisa Daquin Reviews Composition of a Woman, Revised Edition by Christine E. Ray

Some authors compel you to recommend their books to friends. Others you forget relatively quickly. For a book to enter the hallowed halls of a classic, almost never happens. Composition of a Woman is such a book. In forty years’ time, I’ll be asking people to read this. I won’t pack this book when IContinue reading “Candice Louisa Daquin Reviews Composition of a Woman, Revised Edition by Christine E. Ray”

Indie Blu(e) Publishing Released a Revised and Expanded Edition Of Christine E. Ray’s Award Winning Composition of a Woman

Indie Blu(e) Publishing is pleased to announce the re-release of Christine E. Ray’s debut book of poetry and prose, Composition of a Woman. This revised volume includes 36 new pieces of poetry and prose. Composition of a Woman recently won a Bronze Medal from the Readers Favorites Book Awards.

Jasper Kerkau Interviews Christine Ray about Composition of a Woman

  You started your journey in the past two years. In that time you have made enormous strides as a writer and a publisher. Is there validation in getting a book to press? My life has changed a great deal in the last two years, hasn’t it? I knew nothing about blogging when I startedContinue reading “Jasper Kerkau Interviews Christine Ray about Composition of a Woman”