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Posted on September 23, 2018September 24, 2018 by mothjournal14

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Four Weeks: Journey from Darkness
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JN Fenwick is a former U. S. History teacher who works professionally as a program and life-cycle logistics analyst. She is an avid reader, as well as a lover of words and all things historical. She has been writing and journaling since she was a young girl. Her first book, Four Weeks is a collection of poetry and journal entries chronicling her battle with and recovery from an eating disorder and addiction. In the Eye of the Storm and its sequel, In the Aftermath of the Storm, tell the story of the devastation Hurricane Michael brought to her home in the Florida Panhandle in October 2018 through poetry, stories, art, and images of survivors. Visit moth-journal.com for updates on new projects and to check out her Recovery Journal.

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