Jami Hunt-Williams
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ON AMAZON AUGUST 15, 2020
Is there really a teacher shortage? Or is the truth that there is a teacher exodus? Are you considering leaving the profession? Can you save your passion from the fire of politics, exhaustion, stress and pressure? Hunt-William's book is a guide to seeking the answers you find. Dropping on Amazon on August 15, 2019, be prepared to challenge what you know, think and are living if you are a teacher who is burning out...
30 days of original poetry - yeah, she did. Click the "poem-a-day" link to check out Jami's poetry challenge!
Read Jami @ her blogs!
Personal:
retiredpartygirl.blogspot.com
Professional:
staffinfectious.blogspot.com
Sanctified - the book trailer
The Reason, The TimingOriginally written as part of the National Novel Writing Month Challenge (NaNoWriMo) in November of 2013, Jami Hunt-Williams insists she does her best work under pressure.
"That's the thing that drives people absolutely crazy about me," she laughed. "But it's the way that I have to work because the pressure makes me reach a little deeper." And reach deep she did. Drawing on her experience growing up in a small town, Williams admits the town of Black Creek was based on her hometown of Shelbyville. "But that's where the reality factor ends," Williams explained. "The rest of it came from bits and pieces of stories and experiences that I have gleaned from other people and places... and of course, my imagination." The story Williams weaves is actually a tale that she considers an allegory. "Secrets are the universal leveler; everybody has one or two and whether you are hiding something you have done or something that has been done to you, it is those secrets that are buried so deeply that end up shaping your surface," she reflected. "This story is about that, and about redemption and salvation from yourself." And as personal as the story is, the reason behind finally choosing to publish the story is just as personal. "I lost my Mom in October... she was just the most amazing person, my best friend. She always told me that I was already a writer, so I might as well become a publisher... so I did," Williams smiled through the tears slowly forming at the corners of her eyes. "This is the first of many... but this one belongs to her." |
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