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Rough wRiters

by Lynn Tolliver, jr., David Payton, Orrin L. Toliver III and David C. Tolliver

260 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); illustrated; catalogue #04-2789; ISBN 1-4120-4981-4; US$20.00, C$24.00, EUR17.00, £12.00

Poetry and written word from a father and his two sons. A nice collaboration of verses and other short concepts.

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About the Book A collection of ideas from David Payton and his two sons, Orrin Lynn Tolliver III, and David C. Tolliver. A father and sons' collaboration of poetry, spoken word and other concepts for future books and movies. There are a few words of vulgarity within. For the discriminate reader. Young minds exhaling their inner thoughts, and a very proud father. This is a "rough" so it is not error free. The works are raw, and a compilation of material from over the past two or three years.

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About the Author Lynn Tolliver, jr. has been writing books published through Trafford since 1996. Tolliver has spent most of his life in broadcasting, although he has worked in factories, has released a couple of successful record projects, worked as a promoter and did five years as a U.S. Postal employee. He managed his nephew's group, Men At Large, Tony DiBennedetto, and Katzz as well as consulted many artists to help jump-start their careers. Mr. Tolliver was a single father for a great deal of his life until he met his beloved wife, Simone. They have a son together named McKinley. Orrin III is a native of Cleveland like his father, and David is a native of Mayfield Heights, which is a suburb near Cleveland. Although they haven't worked together as writers, they are having their thoughts transferred to paper as a family. The power of the pen. Can the writing gene be passed down from generation to generation? Investigate and decide for yourself.

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