Letters Never Meant to be Read: Volume II

Crepeaux, Marc D; Denker, Kristi; Dockery, Joel; Hounchell, A.M.; Lawrence, Brandon; Peuster, Peggy Sue; Rynn, Meghan C; Watts, Teresa

ISBN 10: 0692990496 / ISBN 13: 9780692990490

Published by Rusty Wheels Media, LLC, 2017

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Letters Never Meant to be Read: Volume II
• Publisher: Rusty Wheels Media, LLC
• Publication Date: 2017
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0692990496
• ISBN 13: 9780692990490
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: New

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Synopsis

Reads like Short Fiction. Raw and Powerful. Every Letter Tells a Story...

Welcome to our Second Installment of Letters Never Meant to be Read! If you haven’t read Volume One, don’t worry. They don’t follow a sequence, so buy on.

There are a wide variety of subjects throughout the book. Some letters will make you laugh, some will bring you to tears, and others are bound to get your political blood boiling. There are even a few letters to President Trump.

Immerse yourself in these amazing letters and allow your full range of emotions to be experienced. Rediscover the power of the written word in letter form.

Sometimes angry, occasionally sad and often with humorous quotes, the authors of Letters Never Meant to be Read share their views on life with the power of the written word.  In the today’s world of 3 second text messaging, emojis and Facebook, most people don’t know how to write a letter that connects with others.  Imagine the effect that you could have on the object of your unrequited love, if you could express yourself through letter writing!

So what are you waiting for? Dive into the minds of our authors, write a letter of your own, and share your story with the world. 

We Dare You…Buy Now, Write Your Own Later

About the Author

Marc D. Crepeaux is a curator, editor and writer for the Letters Never Meant to be Read series. Marc has also authored the gritty, Southern crime novel Modern Waste, the poetry collection Worked Stiff: Poetry and Prose for the Common along with the collection's sequel Worked Stiff: Short Stories to Tell Your Boss. He is from Killawog, NY and spent much of his late-teens and early twenties in NYC where he acted like a maniac. He now works as an English professor and a Captain in the Army Reserves, among other entrepreneurial endeavors. He holds an MFA in Creative Writing. Marc lives in a more calming environment with his wife, two daughters, two dogs, and two fish in an old farmhouse right around Rome, GA. He can be found in excess on marcdcrepeaux.com