The Other Moon: Students Writing To Save Animals - Softcover

Students, J Mark Price's

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0692797556 ISBN 13: 9780692797556

Publisher: J. Mark Price Reading, LLC Publications, 2016

Synopsis

The Other Moon: Students Writing to Save Animals includes the compelling stories and thoughtful poetry written by 77 creative writing students, ranging from 4 to 17 years of age, from the J. Mark Price Writing Workshop in Houston, Texas. All sales from this very special, literary tour de force benefit the rescue and rehabilitation of abused and abandoned animals in Houston. The young writers here all are dedicated to a single vision: to use their writing, their creativity, their artistry, to save animals, to support them finding their way off the streets and into forever homes. There are so many great stories here, weaving in and out of practically every genre. There is mystery and adventure and comedy; there is fantasy and magic, friendships broken and repaired; there are Greek and Roman gods mingling with humans; there are fortune tellers and vampires and haunted houses and adorable animal characters that will put a glow in your cheeks. There is societal thoughtfulness and concern here as well – powerful, character-driven stories set against the Holocaust and 9/11; there are poignant stories deeply concerned with modern racial injustice, and ones that reach back farther, back-dropped against slavery in the Deep South. There are gripping stories about what may lie beyond this life, and which may well bring tears to your eyes. And there are many, many stories about our animal friends. The students set out with this anthology both to write great works and to change the world. They have succeeded already with the former; your purchase of their book will help them achieve the latter. See you in the pages...

Edition details

• Publisher: J. Mark Price Reading, LLC Publications
• Publication date: 2016
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0692797556
• ISBN 13: 9780692797556
• Binding: Paperback
• Illustrator: Minina Tatiana
• Number of pages: 348
• Editor: Price J. Mark, Bainbridge Lindsey