Natalie Flowers

Don't Stick Scissors up your Nose while You're Driving (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Don't Stick Scissors up your Nose While you're Driving is a poignant and quirky memoir. Throughout this collection of short stories, the author reflects on her travels, misadventures, and oftentimes failed attempts to relate to those around her. Natalie Flowers is a University of Texas graduate who was refused credit for her work in the Honors English program because she asked to be able to turn in a painting as her thesis. When her offer was declined, she replied 'They would have let me do this in Greece a few centuries ago.' Her quest for mindfulness amidst chaos is the landscape upon which her stories rest. Don't Stick Scissors up your Nose while you're Driving is her fourth book. This book addresses the long path to forgiveness, the relief in surrendering expectation, and the joy of living in the flow. Natalie's writing appeals to anyone who has ever fought for the right to express themselves freely. It speaks to anyone whose talents may have gone overlooked or unappreciated. It champions anyone who has survived violence, health challenges, poverty, and disrespect and has still emerged with radiance and an open heart. Natalie is a music producer, songwriter, healer, textile artist, and a person who appreciates beautiful art.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: BookBaby
• Seitenzahl: 156
• Erscheinungstermin: 5. September 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798317815493
• Artikelnr.: 75259004

Autorenporträt

Natalie Flowers is a University of Texas graduate who was refused credit for her work in the Honors English program because she asked to be able to turn in a painting as her thesis. When her offer was declined, she replied "They would have let me do this in Greece a few centuries ago." Her quest for mindfulness amidst chaos is the landscape upon which her stories rest. Don't Stick Scissors up your Nose while you're Driving is her fourth book. This book addresses the long path to forgiveness, the relief in surrendering expectation, and the joy of living in the flow. Natalie's writing appeals to anyone who has ever fought for the right to express themselves freely. It speaks to anyone whose talents may have gone overlooked or unappreciated. It champions anyone who has survived violence, health challenges, poverty, and disrespect and has still emerged with radiance and an open heart. >