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Soul-full

by Leo Shelton
Price: $12.00

Book Website: http://www.tugsonpress.com

96 Pages, Paperback, 6 x 9

ISBN-10: 0-9791786-1-4
ISBN-13: 978-0-9791786-1-0

A love affair of words, between two poets, is deep, articulate, though short, ableit intense; it is so...soul-full. Another insightful, penetrating looking into the mind, emotions, love, life and talents of a very deep and personal writer, Soul-full is a love affair, through spiritual connections, a respect and admiration of an emotionally charged dialogue, that resonates both deep, and true, through the movement of words.

About The Author

Leo is an author and poet, consultant, professor and educator, originally from Nashville, Tennessee, who has lived in the Washington, DC area for over 10 years. Soul-full is the sophmore project by Leo Shelton, a follow-up to his RHYTHMS - Poetry and Musings.

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...a profound and eclectic poet, Wyatt O'Brian Evans, author of Nothing Can Tear Us Apart, says: "Remarkable and impressive work, with "dat" distinct urban feel""...a unique voice..." Tim'm T. West, author of Red Dirt Revival, BARE and Flirting, "the brave vulnerability of a modern-day prophet..." "Shelton calls it like it be, without hiding behind the fictionalized experience that trivializes the legacies of soldiers like Essex, Melvin Dixon and Assoto..."