How rewarding it is to get a review from a reader who is not only a truck driver who has seen most of the continental US through her work--but a poet and author as well! Cindy J. Smith, the author of Voices In My Head and They Won't Shut Up, has just posted her awesome review on Amazon and Goodreads for my book, Twisted:
This is a collection of 4 short stories, each with an unexpected twist! Uvi has again shown her mastery in the writing field. The stories are all told first person and you can tell that Uvi has left a piece of herself in each of the characters! A beautiful sampling of artistry to be visited again and again. Darkness and hope abound!
Her art work also shows what a talented woman Uvi is! Amazing!
In the first story, I Am What I Am, we meet Job's wife as she tries to deal with the Satan attempting to keep her name. The dialogue between them is pointed and you are easily drawn into the discussion.
I Am Woman, lets us become a piece of clay that is being molded into a woman. We can feel, as Uvi does, the loving creator's hands.
The Hollow takes you to a place where your ideas of reality are brought into question.
The One Who Never Leaves is a haunting story about the life of a cat.
Uvi also shares a poem, Dust, which is told by both a man and woman's point of view as they share their feelings with us.
He:
"If shadows peel and lift away
If ever you break free
From my embrace
If you catch sight of me
In light of day--
Go... Leave me here,
My Grace,
In my debris--"
Their love and doubt is felt so deeply!
This is a true masterpiece! Kudos Uvi! Keep sharing yourself with us!
Pieces of Heart and Soul!, July 30, 2013
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This review is from: Twisted (Paperback)
Her art work also shows what a talented woman Uvi is! Amazing!
In the first story, I Am What I Am, we meet Job's wife as she tries to deal with the Satan attempting to keep her name. The dialogue between them is pointed and you are easily drawn into the discussion.
I Am Woman, lets us become a piece of clay that is being molded into a woman. We can feel, as Uvi does, the loving creator's hands.
The Hollow takes you to a place where your ideas of reality are brought into question.
The One Who Never Leaves is a haunting story about the life of a cat.
Uvi also shares a poem, Dust, which is told by both a man and woman's point of view as they share their feelings with us.
He:
"If shadows peel and lift away
If ever you break free
From my embrace
If you catch sight of me
In light of day--
Go... Leave me here,
My Grace,
In my debris--"
Their love and doubt is felt so deeply!
This is a true masterpiece! Kudos Uvi! Keep sharing yourself with us!
It was a pleasure to read this marvelous book!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Cindy!
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