M. Renae Dubois Art And Poetry
Introducing M. Renae Dubois
A Tenacious Survivor of a Traumatic Brain Injury and Intrepid Painter, Poet and Author of "Curses of Verses: a Head Injury Tale" and "Utterly: A Biography in Verse"
"Come upon my wayward lair,
have a listen, take a chair"
Renae's Literature
Curses of Verses: A Head Injury Tale
M Renae Dubois’ first novel was written in the months and years following a Traumatic Brain Injury, as a result of a Motor Vehicle Accident at age 16. The author has used a conversational style of poetry, rhyming and rhythmic, and it is similar in subject to how M Renae Dubois speaks of her experiences, with candour and a little irreverent. As a result of the symptoms of this event and the areas of the brain affected, the author found herself an easy target for lecherous men, and friendships with unscrupulous individuals. Being naturally philosophical, reasonably intelligent and brought up in a very right wing Christian culture, this piece shows some of the thought processes and lifestyle/career choices that accompanied the protagonist/author in her early adult years. Unmedicated. Undiagnosed. Untreated. Undone.
Available in Audiobook and E-Book at the links below.
Renae's Literature
Utterly: A Biography in Verse
I've written this book to share with you
My journey and my life.
I've had some cool adventures,
I've thought about them twice.
This is my second novel
In poetry and verse,
I have no education
But I could be doing worse.
I tell some sexy stories
About working in the trade.
Sex sells they say and that is true,
But honesty can pay
This story deals with mortality
Someone very dear
A friend of mine who shared with me
Things that he held near
Sex and death, some drugs, I think
It's adult fiction really,
I hope that I've expressed my thoughts
Insightfully and clearly
Available in Audiobook and E-Book at the links below.