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Copper and Other Precious Metals (eBook, ePUB) - McMilian, Elaine D
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Copper and Other Precious Metals is a collection of memoir poems and essays about life experiences, happy and sad. Elaine McMilian writes about her family, childbirth, making mistakes, love, loss, grief, nature, and finding her way home. Everyone will find something relatable, and hopefully feel seen and understood. Our relationships are integral to our survival, and as she says on the title page, "Kindness is key."

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Copper and Other Precious Metals is a collection of memoir poems and essays about life experiences, happy and sad. Elaine McMilian writes about her family, childbirth, making mistakes, love, loss, grief, nature, and finding her way home. Everyone will find something relatable, and hopefully feel seen and understood. Our relationships are integral to our survival, and as she says on the title page, "Kindness is key."

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Autorenporträt
Elaine McMilian wrote her first complete poem in junior high school, and whether its poetry, songs, or essays, she's been a committed writer since, graduating from the University of Missouri-Kansas City with a Creative Writing degree. During her thirty years as a singer/songwriter, she performed in genres as diverse as folk, alternative, classic rock, jazz standards, and punk. In more recent years, she's shifted toward writing poetry and essays, showcasing her works in her original blog, And Something Else, and her current online site, And Something More. Elaine lives contentedly in Kansas City, Missouri, with her husband Gaylon Umbarger. Copper and Other Precious Metals is her first book of poetry, representing the fulfillment of a long-cherished dream. Read more of Elaine's writing at www.elainemcmilian.net or www.elainemcmilian.substack.com.