R. M. Ahmose Presents: Troubling Tales to Relax With
by R. M. Ahmose
The title of this book by R. M. Ahmose presents a paradox. It promises stories having the dual nature of causing unease while inducing calm. Care to explore the enigma?
Home Improvement puts a new spin on cleaning and refurbishing your home.
You think you know yourself at least fairly well? Read That Good Image and get a sense of whether you’re “all that.”
Poor Frances Fragg seems to have, in addition to her other problems, an imagination a mite too active for her own good. Find out what happens during the Last Meeting at Frannie’s.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
R. M. Ahmose resided for most of his childhood in a separated-parent household. The family of four (augmented occasionally by a sister being raised by a relative) occupied several domiciles within some of the toughest communities in Baltimore, Maryland. Following a rocky academic phase during adolescence, Ahmose attended the following colleges and universities in pursuit of either degrees or licensure: Morgan State (then) College, Virginia Commonwealth University, J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College, the University of Baltimore, Virginia Union University, Virginia State University, and Regent University. He earned a baccalaureate at VCU and an M.S. degree from UB. His attendance at the University of Maryland at Baltimore County fell short of the Ph.D. goal.
(2008, paperback, 194 pages)
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The title of this book by R. M. Ahmose presents a paradox. It promises stories having the dual nature of causing unease while inducing calm. Care to explore the enigma?
Home Improvement puts a new spin on cleaning and refurbishing your home.
You think you know yourself at least fairly well? Read That Good Image and get a sense of whether you’re “all that.”
Poor Frances Fragg seems to have, in addition to her other problems, an imagination a mite too active for her own good. Find out what happens during the Last Meeting at Frannie’s.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
R. M. Ahmose resided for most of his childhood in a separated-parent household. The family of four (augmented occasionally by a sister being raised by a relative) occupied several domiciles within some of the toughest communities in Baltimore, Maryland. Following a rocky academic phase during adolescence, Ahmose attended the following colleges and universities in pursuit of either degrees or licensure: Morgan State (then) College, Virginia Commonwealth University, J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College, the University of Baltimore, Virginia Union University, Virginia State University, and Regent University. He earned a baccalaureate at VCU and an M.S. degree from UB. His attendance at the University of Maryland at Baltimore County fell short of the Ph.D. goal.
(2008, paperback, 194 pages)
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days.
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