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And The Award Goes To . . .

And The Award Goes To . . .

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The Clock Of Life is racking up awards.   Writer's Digest Self-Published e-Book Awards Finalist, 2013 Next Generation Indie Book Awards  Finalist, Readers’ Favorite Book Award Contest.   Semi Finalist, The Kindle…
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10 years agoAnd The Award Goes To . . .
Read All About It . . .

Read All About It . . .

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It's always nice to have your work appreciated.  I'd like to share some of my favorite review quotes. “This is not only a fine read, this is an important novel by an important new voice in the art of blending fiction and fact and…
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10 years agoRead All About It . . .
"The Silver Twinkie" is in The Huff

“The Silver Twinkie” is in The Huff

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I'm very pleased to say The Huffington Post published "The Silver Twinkie"  in their Featured Fifty Fiction section.  It is one of my short stories included in  "Like The Flies On The Patio".  Check it out here.…
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10 years ago“The Silver Twinkie” is in The Huff
The Clock Of Life Goes To School

The Clock Of Life Goes To School

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I couldn't be more thrilled.  For the fall semester, the English Department at Los Medanos College has included the novel in their 100 Freshman Composition class because of its important topics and themes.    Professor Joanna P…
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10 years agoThe Clock Of Life Goes To School
The Journey To Publication

The Journey To Publication

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My journey began as a creative outlet while traveling on long plane trips for my work in advertising and marketing.  That's when I started writing short fiction.  Stories with a word count of no more then 4,000.  I liked it, and…
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10 years agoThe Journey To Publication

 

Books by Nancy Klann-Moren:

“The Clock of Life is a book club’s dream. A well-written novel rich with characters and subject matter that spark conversation and debate.”

In the small town of Hadlee, Mississippi, during the 1980s, Jason Lee Rainey struggles to find his way amongst the old, steadfast Southern attitudes about race, while his friendship with a black boy, Samson Johnson, deepens. By way of stories from others, Jason Lee learns about his larger-than-life father, who was killed in Vietnam.  He longs to become that sort of man, but doesn’t believe he has it in him.

In The Clock Of Life he learns lessons from the past, and the realities of inequality. He flourishes with the bond of friendship; endures the pain of senseless death; finds the courage to stand up for what he believes is right; and comes to realize he is his father’s son.

This story explores how two unsettling chapters in American history, the Civil Rights Movement and the Vietnam War, affect the fate of a family, a town, and two boyhood friends.

“The Clock of Life is a book club’s dream. A well-written novel rich with characters and subject matter that spark conversation and debate.”

Now available on Amazon.

“Nancy Klann read an excerpt from “The Silver Twinkie,” and I had to read the whole bizarre story as soon as I got home; Airstream trailers will never be the same.”
Alice Lowe, Presidio Sentinel

Klann-Moren’s eclectic style and distinctive voice shine throughout this unforgettable short story collection. Whether in a seaside bar, a suburban garage, or a Chicago apartment, she explores the complexities of relationships, some real, some imagined.

Klann-Moren’s narratives capture the tender undersides of these individuals who struggle to make sense of the turns in their lives.

These fascinating character portraits are engaging and finely tuned. They stay with the reader because of their uniqueness, and also because one is almost certain they have met them before.