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After studying literature and anthropology at Middle Tennessee State University, The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, Nashville State University, and Ole Miss (under the John Grisham Chair), I have had short works published by Fine Lines and Turning Points, and after submitting a rough, first-draft sample chapter as a stand-alone short story from my first novel, Those We Leave Behind, to the Tennessee Writers Alliance, was named a finalist and asked to read at their annual conference in Nashville. Chapter Two of the early draft also received First Honorable mention in the Florida State Writing Competition - Novel Chapter. Those We leave Behind, has since been edited and polished. In the meantime I wrote a third person closed, accelerated Bildungsroman (with more than a touch of Magical Realism) trilogy about a ten-year-old girl's discovery of the amazing abilities that we all share deep inside. I am currently at work polishing the completed draft of Fragility Bob, a dystopian YA novel.
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Queenie's Song (Paperback or Softback)
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John Scott Winters 7/28/2026, 2026
ISBN 10 : 1970901411
ISBN 13 : 9781970901412
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Shy and withdrawn, ten-year-old Aimee seems an ordinary, under-achieving girl until a series of events force her discovery of the extraordinary powers that abide within us all. When Aimee is suddenly orphaned on her tenth birthday she is sent to live with her only living relative, Aunt Delilah, whom she barely knows. And that is where she meets Queenie - a sassy outspoken waif of a girl who reveals herself only to Aimee. Queenie both goads and consoles Aimee on her headlong flight from her Aunt Dee's, to a psychiatric ward, through dark and forbidding forests, chased along the way by unforeseen enemies and aided by by unexpected allies on her journey of self-discovery.Set in the 1960's mid-south, Aimee's story is shared in strict third person closed, allowing the reader to to see ony what Aimee sees and know only what Aimee knows. As she gradually and painstakingly learns the true roots of her origin the voice of the story matures alongside Aimee, making Qeene's Song a smoldering, subtly nuanced psychological thriller that rewards with a bonfire ending.In a dramatic shift of style from his first book, Those We Leave Behind, Winters invites discerning readers of all ages into the world of Aimee Dee Newman as she is forced into a two-week metamorphisis from a frightened and confused little girl into a force of nature as powerful and universal and the worlds oldest religion.". gorgeously written. The lush descriptions of Aimee's inner world are particularly enticing." - Blueink Review"A fable-like novel with otherworldly visions, vividly drawn characters, and dynamic prose." - Kirkus Reviews This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781970901412
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Queenie's Song
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Shy and withdrawn, ten-year-old Aimee seems an ordinary, under-achieving girl until a series of events force her discovery of the extraordinary powers that abide within us all. When Aimee is suddenly orphaned on her tenth birthday she is sent to live with her only living relative, Aunt Delilah, whom she barely knows. And that is where she meets Queenie - a sassy outspoken waif of a girl who reveals herself only to Aimee. Queenie both goads and consoles Aimee on her headlong flight from her Aunt Dee's, to a psychiatric ward, through dark and forbidding forests, chased along the way by unforeseen enemies and aided by by unexpected allies on her journey of self-discovery.Set in the 1960's mid-south, Aimee's story is shared in strict third person closed, allowing the reader to to see ony what Aimee sees and know only what Aimee knows. As she gradually and painstakingly learns the true roots of her origin the voice of the story matures alongside Aimee, making Qeene's Song a smoldering, subtly nuanced psychological thriller that rewards with a bonfire ending.In a dramatic shift of style from his first book, Those We Leave Behind, Winters invites discerning readers of all ages into the world of Aimee Dee Newman as she is forced into a two-week metamorphisis from a frightened and confused little girl into a force of nature as powerful and universal and the worlds oldest religion.". gorgeously written. The lush descriptions of Aimee's inner world are particularly enticing." - Blueink Review"A fable-like novel with otherworldly visions, vividly drawn characters, and dynamic prose." - Kirkus Reviews This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781970901412
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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Shy and withdrawn, ten-year-old Aimee seems an ordinary, under-achieving girl until a series of events force her discovery of the extraordinary powers that abide within us all. When Aimee is suddenly orphaned on her tenth birthday she is sent to live with her only living relative, Aunt Delilah, whom she barely knows. And that is where she meets Queenie - a sassy outspoken waif of a girl who reveals herself only to Aimee. Queenie both goads and consoles Aimee on her headlong flight from her Aunt Dee's, to a psychiatric ward, through dark and forbidding forests, chased along the way by unforeseen enemies and aided by by unexpected allies on her journey of self-discovery.Set in the 1960's mid-south, Aimee's story is shared in strict third person closed, allowing the reader to to see ony what Aimee sees and know only what Aimee knows. As she gradually and painstakingly learns the true roots of her origin the voice of the story matures alongside Aimee, making Qeene's Song a smoldering, subtly nuanced psychological thriller that rewards with a bonfire ending.In a dramatic shift of style from his first book, Those We Leave Behind, Winters invites discerning readers of all ages into the world of Aimee Dee Newman as she is forced into a two-week metamorphisis from a frightened and confused little girl into a force of nature as powerful and universal and the worlds oldest religion.'. gorgeously written. The lush descriptions of Aimee's inner world are particularly enticing.' - Blueink Review'A fable-like novel with otherworldly visions, vividly drawn characters, and dynamic prose.' - Kirkus Reviews. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781970901412
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Shy and withdrawn, ten-year-old Aimee seems an ordinary, under-achieving girl until a series of events force her discovery of the extraordinary powers that abide within us all. When Aimee is suddenly orphaned on her tenth birthday she is sent to live with her only living relative, Aunt Delilah, whom she barely knows. And that is where she meets Queenie - a sassy outspoken waif of a girl who reveals herself only to Aimee. Queenie both goads and consoles Aimee on her headlong flight from her Aunt Dee's, to a psychiatric ward, through dark and forbidding forests, chased along the way by unforeseen enemies and aided by by unexpected allies on her journey of self-discovery.Set in the 1960's mid-south, Aimee's story is shared in strict third person closed, allowing the reader to to see ony what Aimee sees and know only what Aimee knows. As she gradually and painstakingly learns the true roots of her origin the voice of the story matures alongside Aimee, making Qeene's Song a smoldering, subtly nuanced psychological thriller that rewards with a bonfire ending.In a dramatic shift of style from his first book, Those We Leave Behind, Winters invites discerning readers of all ages into the world of Aimee Dee Newman as she is forced into a two-week metamorphisis from a frightened and confused little girl into a force of nature as powerful and universal and the worlds oldest religion.". gorgeously written. The lush descriptions of Aimee's inner world are particularly enticing." - Blueink Review"A fable-like novel with otherworldly visions, vividly drawn characters, and dynamic prose." - Kirkus Reviews This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781970901412
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