dharmaartchick
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dharmaartchick
Seattle Washington
Jannat Marie
Rutgers University
English
In short
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I come from a biracial background. My father was a world renoun jazz arranger and composer who was the music director for Dizzy Gillespie. My life is jazz. My mother was an educator specializing in Speech and Drama. I started out pursuing a career in medicine, but, that was not my calling. I have worked the majority of my life as a paralegal in the entertainment and social justice areas. My father didn't want me to pursue a career in art or writing because he felt it was a very hard life. Unfortunately for him, Art and writing is my calling. That came to light after letting the social proscriptions and societal pressures loose their hold; futher. after a near death experience with cancer. When my mother died, that was the turning point. Writing is my only reason for living. Every day I live to create through my writing and my art -- it is the breath of my soul and existence on this planet.
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First, I consider myself a writer as mystic. I love to create in the everyday world or the "real world". I create on an inner plane or inner world. I seek and reach for the purest, highest most elevated form of expression. Second, I consider myself as a writer as shaman. After surviving an inherited traumatic experience with breast cancer, loosing my mother to this disease, I was given a second chance at life. I am better able to learn, facilitate and express different levels of perception, tone, emotions, mode as well as the facts.
This experience has caused a rebirth and opportunity to get in touch and face my fears by expressing my thoughts and ideas through writing and art.
Every writer has a song and a story. This is my story and I am sticking to it!
My Favorites: Reading and Writing
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Fiction: Literary, Mystery, Women's Fiction
Non-Fiction: Body, Mind & Spirit, Memoir/Narrative Non-fiction, Reference, Women's Studies
Screenplay: General
Poetry: General
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"Sacred Contracts" Carolyn Myss
"Crystal Woman" & Medicine Woman" Lynn V. Andrews
"Finding What You Didn't Loose" and "Poetic Medicine" by John Fox
"The Pull of the Moon" Elizabeth Berg -
Jaguar Woman by Lynn V. Andrews
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Beach, Writing room
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Poetry and Screenwriting
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Fiction: Literary
Non-Fiction: Memoir/Narrative Non-fiction
Screenplay: General
Poetry: General
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Jessica Fletcher
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P.D. James, Sydney Sheldon and John Grissom
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