AUTHORS DO MORE THAN WRITE BOOKS

 

It takes a great deal of courage to submit a manuscript for possible publication. Many writers spend months, even years, putting down on paper what they feel will be, if not the Great American Novel, then at least a darn good one. They look back with pleasure on the long hours of pounding the keyboard in producing that first draft. With less excitement they recall the grueling days and nights editing that first attempt into something they hope will be presentable in the marketplace.

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PAiNTING POEM: THE WOMAN IN GLOVES by SALVATORE BUTTACI

THE WOMAN IN GLOVES (LA FEMME AUX GANTS)

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THE TRUE HEART OF ITALY by Salvatore Buttaci

My scrapbook of Italian postcards ranks high on my list of conversation pieces.

“I’ve always wanted to see Venice,” says my neighbor Bill. 

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