Unveiling Tomorrow: Kelly Grace Thomas Reveals Shocking Secrets Behind Future Tense
The surprising thing is that writing this book was much easier than living this experience. The poems gave shape to feelings I’d been carrying in silence for years. It wasn’t the writing that hurt most. It was the silence. Breaking that silence became the primary way I took care of myself.
RR: I cried a lot while reading this too. I can’t thank you enough for your bravery and your commitment to tell this story. Thank you for talking with me today!
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Renée Reese is a lawyer, creative nonfiction writer, and New York native. She is an alum of the Kenyon Review Residential Writers Workshop, and her work has appeared in Huffpost. She runs The Creative Year publication on Substack, which chronicles her journey as an artist. When she’s not reading or writing, you can find her dancing, painting, or in a New York City coffee shop, daydreaming about her next project.
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