Angela Morales Is a prized essay writer who’s work has scene gained public opinion with her amazing storytelling. Her most notable pieces of literature would include “The Girls in my Town“, a non fictional narrative of her life growing up in Los Angeles to present day. This autobiographical essay hold many tales of her family. I would describe her as reserved yet expressive in her writing. Proud and determined individual when she speaks about her early childhood. She talks about the importance of not just where you are from but where you live. These twelve essay comprise her childhood motherhood and everything in between.
I asked her what her favorite part of being a writer was at her book signing and she had this to say. “What is there not to love I get to be in a room like this and talk about the story that I have to share.” Her convictions allow her to accept her strengths and her flaws and put them together to make something beautiful, or at least what I think. My first impression was that hearing someone talk about there twelve essays sounded like a bot of a drag. I did not have much high expectations going into this and then I heard what she had to say. She effortlessly weaves a tale of intrigue when by all accounts is a story of what she lived through. She has inspired me to stop and really look back at what I have done over the years and appreciate the importance that they have on my life.
She currently is a professor of creative writing at Glendale Community College and is currently working on her second collection. It would be funny if she call this one The Boys In My Town, Ha I made a joke.
I grew up believing that Authors of great books where reclusive forty six year old white men who had nothing else better to do… I was wrong. The very first authors I have ever scene before were successful and inspiring women who wher determined enough to share what they had to say. This broke the mold for me that I unfortunately kept in the back of my mind as the norm. I myself am fearful because I do not yet know what I want to do with my life. But the words of the amazing Shane Koyczan ” Remember that you are an artist, regardless of how constantly the world will try to drive it out of you or how a “real job” will try to bury the part of you that communicates your feelings when language fails, you, are an artist. Whether it’s with food, or building robots, you will know your medium the instant you realize how in love you are with what it brings out of you,” I have yet to find but I am determined to find out what it is
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