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February 16th, Sunday, 5 pm, 2nd FLoor @ BOOKPEOPLE GVM Author Presents, "The Nation We Live In."





GEORGE VANCE McGEE - The Nation We Live In


 

 

Sunday, February 16 at 5PM

Author
GEORGE VANCE McGEE
speaking & signing
The Nation We Live In


ABOUT THE NATION WE LIVE IN
The Nation We Live In's chapters, essays and short stories are not afraid to grapple, indulge, and intermix with contentious, serious and contemporary topics. Feel free to scour this book's chapter list and index to get a feel for the variety and fun and legitimate themes this book joyously covers. The author is a happy-go-lucky fellow and writes from a progressive, optimistic and forward thinking mindset. Travel stories are interjected within this book to hopefully give the reader context and fresh geographical viewpoints, from within our nation's continental lines. The unobstructed and creative writing in each chapter stands on its own and speaks for itself. Perhaps reading The Nation We Live In will elicit new thoughts within you about how to experience the United States of America. Regardless of how one person or the general public perceives this book, it was a pleasure to use the constitution's first freedom of speech amendment to release it. I'd genuinely like to thank you for your time, attention, reader eyeballs and book buying patronage.
ABOUT GEORGE VANCE McGEE
George Vance McGee is a liberal arts University of Texas graduate and retains a zeal and continued lust for life. His day job involves working as a full time real estate agent in Austin, Texas. His moonlight hobby is blogging, writing and book creating. As a fleeting thirty-something and Xennial born between Generation X and the Millennials, this book is how he views, The Nation We Live In.
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Sunday, February 16, 2020 - 5:00pm
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The Nation We Live In: A Collection of Essays and Short Stories Cover Image

The Nation We Live In: A Collection of Essays and Short Stories (Paperback)

By George Vance McGee
$13.75
ISBN: 9781706797876
Availability: On Our Shelves Now
Published: George Vance McGee - December 9th, 2019

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