Ebook {Epub PDF} Reenu-You by Michele Tracy Berger

 · We recently released our second novella, Reenu-You by Michele Tracy Berger and today the author is over at Scalzi’s Whatever blog talking about the novella for The Big Idea! A snippet: I’ve been interested in hair and what people make of it since I was a little girl. Michele Tracy Berger Writing (the actual practice of it) is solitary. It means you’re in your head a lot. Many times, you’ll want to hang with friends, check Facebook, or more Writing (the actual practice of it) is solitary. It means you’re in your head a lot/5.  · Reenu-You focuses on a group of 5 women randomly drawn together when they all go to a NYC clinic after experiencing side effects from the new product.

Michele Tracy Berger Writing (the actual practice of it) is solitary. It means you're in your head a lot. Many times, you'll want to hang with friends, check Facebook, or more Writing (the actual practice of it) is solitary. It means you're in your head a lot. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Reenu-You. www.doorway.ru: Reenu-You eBook: Berger, Michele Tracy: Kindle Store Skip to main content. Michele Tracy Berger | Reenu-You "Epilogue" Clip: Season 20 | 3m 18s | Video has closed captioning. Dr. Berger talks about her process as a writer how her academic writing informs her creative writing vice versa.

Reenu-You by Michele Tracy Berger is a Science Fiction novella, about the social and political meanings of hair, female friendships and viruses. The cover was revealed yesterday over at Black Nerd Girls and today we have the author here today to talk a bit more about the story. In this episode , we visit with Michele Tracy Berger, author of “Reenu – You,” a novella that explores the politics of beauty, corporate conspiracy and unlikely female heroes battling a horrific virus that appears to be targeted against their race. What if a visit to the salon could kill you?. Michele Tracy Berger Writing (the actual practice of it) is solitary. It means you’re in your head a lot. Many times, you’ll want to hang with friends, check Facebook, or more Writing (the actual practice of it) is solitary.