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Myra, who fell into a coma for 30 years, is now trying to find her place in the world and has formed a strong friendship with her young neighbor, Ossie. They are both navigating the challenges of re-entering society together.
R. Alan Brooks, an educator at Regis University and Lighthouse Writers Workshop, is known for his graphic novels like “The Burning Metronome” and “Anguish Garden.” He brings a unique perspective and creativity to his writing, offering readers and students insightful works that provoke thought. On the other hand, Cori Redford, who was born in Hawaii, has lived in various places before settling in Golden and later Denver for college. Her diverse background and experiences influence her work and bring a fresh perspective to her writing.
If you want to catch up on previous editions of What’d I Miss and learn more about Denver artist R. Alan Brooks
