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Award Presentation for "Best U-Turn" in A Better Pair of Shoes "The Thinner Soul", a novel

 

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Welcome back to A Better Pair of Shoes "The Thinner Soul", a novel!!

Nominations for "Best U-Turn" in the unfolding Suspended-Release Novel, A Better Pair of Shoes "The Thinner Soul" go to:

Kaylin, Radiance, Reece, and Jeff.


Excerpts for the Finalists:

Radiance- "We hadn't spoken everyday in a while.  I knew from his voice that he knew where we were.  When he arrived at my door, I could also tell by his eyes.  We hugged for a long while, then he kissed me near my ear.  I held his hand and led him to my closet.
'You'll never understand unless you see it.'  
I reassured, and when he had seen it, he quickly backed out of the space.."


Jeff- "I sat on the edge of the bed prolonging my routine.  It was definitely an end of the day type of conversation.  I knew it was bigger than lunch.  It had the feeling of a Sunday morning kind of dialogue, but I squeezed it into the middle of the week.  I knew where she was in her process, and I was hoping that my tone wouldn't suggest that I'd been meditating on coming clean all day."

... and the Award for "Best U-Turn" goes to:

Radiance Dunbar




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