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Beth SKMorris
Award Winning Author and Poet
                      ****NEW FROM BETH SKMORRIS****                       
"A Yellowed Notebook"

  When her father died, Beth SKMorris found a spiral notebook 
  written in the last months of his ten year battle with heart disease. 
 "A Yellowed Notebook" is a collaborative/hybrid work integrating 
  her father's writing with her poems. Here's what some of the 
  reviewers said...

"A Yellowed Notebook" is a remarkable series of poems and 
        memoir that make up Beth SKMorris' tribute to her late father. 
        Morris gives us letters, notebook pages, baseball scorecards,
        ...and other images among the striking text of her poems.

        Brava, Beth SKMorris for this sensational book. I read it in one
        sitting and went on to read it again!

        This book's musicality reminded me so much of Natalie Cole's
        mixed-tape, "Unforgettable" alongside Nat King Coles' songs
    
Recent winner of the Pinnacle Award in Poetry & RECOMMENDED by the US Review  
Here is a part of their review...

"WORDS ARE LIKE A TIME CAPSULE, the holder of memories. This is never more apparent than in SKMorris' poetry
 compilation; an awe-inspiring ode to her father
that demonstrates how simple moments can define a bond."

Here are the links for book purchases:

Beth SKMorris
Book title "A Yellowed Notebook"
eBook link:

paperback link:

Signed copies can be purchased through

 bethsabard@aol.com

     + FYI- You can read more about Beth SKMorris on her
     
AMAZON AUTHOR PAGE
  ****Proud to announce that****   
       "A YELLOWED NOTEBOOK"           has won the prestigious 
   2025 INTERNATIONAL FIREBIRD BOOK PRIZE-
                    first place in 
  BOTH POETRY & MEMOIR genres



           In the Aftermath-  9/11 

         Through a Volunteer's Eyes 

  

                 in commemoration of the 20th       anniversary  September 11, 2021 and re-published   for the 25th anniversary, September 11, 2026


"For the First Responders, recovery workers, & volunteers who assisted in the cleanup of Ground Zero in the aftermath of the attack on the World Trade Center, September 11, 2001."


Readers and reviewers alike applaud her "finely crafted and deeply moving poems" that cast an unflinching eye upon her volunteer days at the WTC Ground Zero Relief Project and the subsequent years with memories of those who died, mourned,survived; those who cleaned up and restored, 

those who volunteered, those who prayed. "Her  poetry speaks powerfully resonant truths" and takes us "into strangely private worlds that somehow feel so like our own"




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    PINNACLE BOOK ACHIEVEMENT AWARD, FIREBIRD, 
    BOOK EXCELLENCE, BEST BOOK, MAINCREST Media 
    AWARDS, NORTH STREET & ERIC HOFFER FINALIST,
    NOW IN THE LIBRARY OF CONGRESS, "POETRY OF 9/11"
                       You Tube video of                                                                           the Book Launch
                        From the NYC Fire Museum
                                                                          Link-https://youtu.be/44_qDw-8T4o

     

Photo of the author

NYC Fire Museum Book Launch
          

         amazon links:                             


                           ebook:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/BOH2KD9M5R       

            paper back: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1942051344



ALSO Available from Beth SKMorris---
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"NOWHERE TO BE FOUND"
Reviewers note,
          "Beth Morris' poems sing timeless journeys, giant leaps,
          shadows, endless voices we leave behind, picnics on
          mountains, and children we love..."

          "With an edgy elegance, Beth Morris' poetry takes us to 
          places we may have already been, but hadn't noticed
          and into strangely private worlds that somehow feel so
          like our own."

"Nowhere to be Found" now available by contacting bethsabard@aol.com.