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48th street: prose poems and paintings
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annEpeck's father promised her they would move to Colorado "as soon as she didn't need a mother." He also took her into his bed for years until she was ten. This is the story of her remembering, her artistic birth and the woman she fought to become. The prose poems and drawings are an uplifting, inspiring testament to the power of the human spirit and the power of art to heal any wound.
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