Books, Books, the Magical Fruit: Interview & Showcase: The Fallen Angels Book Club ...

This is a great interview of and Up & Coming Mystery Writer, R Franklin James!
Her book is based in the San Francisco Bay Area! It's a great read. Enjoy. Feedback greatly encouraged.

Books, Books, the Magical Fruit: Interview & Showcase: The Fallen Angels Book Club ...: The Fallen Angels Book Club by R Franklin James on Tour June 1st - July 31st 2013 1. Who or what inspired you to become a writer? ...

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Proud to be a Native San Franciscan

The past six months (or should I say years living in Dogpatch District) I've been blessed with amazing experiences I had not expected. As some of you know me well enough, I stay active in Dogpatch community since I moved here almost 14 years ago. I believe the universe wanted me to live on this side of town in San Francisco before anything was really here. I thought (and still do) volunteering every year for almost 13 years, is something great to do for the community and the neighborhood I live in. I've seen it grow and grow, almost like a child like where you want to protect it, defend it and let it grow to something so wonderful. Really, it's not me, it's the community that I fed off of over the years because of their passion, drive and determination in protecting this area - Dogpatch Historic District. Summer 2009, I was elected to be on board of Dogpatch Neighborhood Association as Member Coordinator/Corresponding Secretary. Re-elected last October 2015 f

Happy Spring Season 2015!

Poem: Eve of Spring Season in San Francisco Sunshine... ...birds happily chirp or I'd say they sing and fly around excitingly. The smell of fresh air, pretty flowers bloom and sun shinning bright in neighborhood. Runners out running along the embarcadero as I watch them from the Muni T line on my way to work. I continue to believe and have hope. I am constantly reminded to be inspired and to inspire. Stay proud of who YOU are. ~vanessa "To be interested in the changing seasons is . . . a happier state of mind than to be hopelessly in love with spring." — George Santayana

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