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Download or read book Statue Of The Fallen God written by Tiffany Henderson and published by ShopEbook. This book was released on with total page 205 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: A writer is always indebted to so many people and this is especially true for me and this book, which before its release went through a very difficult time after Hurricane Katrina swept through. and destroyed my homeland - New Orleans. I am extremely impressed: My editor, Ellen Edwards, who sympathized with me and did her best to be able to work with me despite the disruptions due to hurricanes, evacuations and rebuilds, and has always provided provide insightful and insightful advice. The book would not be as complete as it is today without her. Thank you. My daughter, Samantha, who didn't hesitate to welcome a three-generation family with five cats to her tiny Baton Rouge student apartment, and my daughter Danielle, who slept on a wooden couch a lot. week without a complaint. Both are stalwart warriors. My mother, Bernadine Wegmann Proctor, who allowed us to occupy her lucky one-story bungalow that escaped flash floods indefinitely, and my sister, Penelope Williamson, for being there when we needed her. best. Thank you two. Emily and Bruce Toth (and Beauregard and Sir Fussy) who generously opened the doors of their Baton Gouge home to so many of our family members and two cats and my agent, Helen Breitwiezer. Friends like Ed and Lynn Lindahl, Paula and Adriel Woodman lent us their homes from Beverly Hills to Arizona and even Alabama. Your generosity moves me deeply. Thank you. All of my dear friends and family reached out to me in the crazy dark days after the cataclysm to express their love and give me spiritual strength. Special thanks to old friends Tom Hudson, Nick Fielder and Tony Lutfi, friends from faraway Australia Virginia Taylor, Trish Mullin and Gill Cooper and also my cousin, Greg Whitlock. Everyone has helped me more than anyone could imagine. Ben Woodman, who skipped his Christmas break to remove the insulation and moldy wood planks, and Jon Stebbins, who not only spends his free time week after week helping us rebuild the house, but also lift our spirits when we are most depressed. Such friends are really rare and hard to find. Wordsmiths Writers meet every Monday, Kathleen Davis, Elora Fink, Charles Gramlich, Laura Joh Rowland and Emily Toth, who still try to stay in touch, even though it was initially done via e-mail. -mail. I really appreciate your heart, your conversations, and your support. Thank. And finally, there's my husband, Steve Harris, who is not only a plot match for me, but also a gifted wizard with machines. I probably wouldn't have survived Hurricane Katrina and the days after without you by my side. Thank you.