Marsha Ross Releases Literary Collection in MILTON GLASER'S LOVER

From a creative and highly imaginative author Marsha Ross comes an eloquent, erotic and extremely engrossing poetic anthology in MILTON GLASER'S LOVER. This book unravels the mystery of love and life and the many complexities that come in between. It also poses the equivocal idea of how far one is willing to go in finding true love and genuine happiness.

Brimming with pure human emotions and poignant tales of romance and passion, this book definitely reveals some of the author's compelling and enthralling poetry collection that showcase the different facets of how it is to fall in love, to become enslaved with pain and misery and to feel the sheer bliss of finding inner strength and beauty.

Skillfully written, highly imaginative and extremely interesting, MILTON GLASER'S LOVER is truly a creative and elegiac volume like no other. Young, middle-aged, elderly, non-professional and professional-can identify with or relate to with the book's perfectly woven and enigmatic verses.

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About the Author
Marsha Ross puts herself through UCLA school for nine years, she opened Los Angeles first photographic art gallery, PHOTOSPHERE. She worked at Warner Brothers. She wrote cover stories for New York Magazine, Los Angeles Magazine and New West Magazine. She traveled around the world twice by herself, including Africa, India, Europe, Morocco, South East Asia, China, Nepal and Burma.

In Africa, she met the foreigner minister of the Polisario, a Guerilla group fighting for their independence against Henry Kissinger's Green March. The US gave Morocco 2 million dollars a day in Napalm to exterminate the natives and steal the phosphates, the world's largest deposit (outside of Russia).

She worked with the foreign minister in Africa and the UN representative and lobbied Washington to stop the Napalm from the United States. "I had to help stop this genocide". Through UN diplomacy and weapons stolen from their enemies, they won, and the Western Sahara is now a country on the map and Kissinger failed at his land grab. On her arrival home to Los Angeles, she opened her Art Gallery which can be viewed at http://www.surrealpopart.com.

MILTON GLASER'S LOVER* by Marsha Ross
Publication Date: September 16, 2013
Trade Paperback; $19.99; 153 pages; 978-1-4797-7708-2
Trade Hardback; $29.99; 153 pages; 978-1-4797-7709-9
eBook; $3.99; 978-1-4797-7710-5

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