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    As All Hell

    By Marlayna Glynn

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    About this ebook

    "Loved, loved, loved this book just like all her books!"—Maryann Koopman

    "Thanks for helping me understand more about depression."—Joan S. Devlin

    "Anyone that likes life memoirs will love Marlayna's memoir trilogy. You cannot read just one." —Cheri Coughlin Wiese

    Marlayna Glynn became an unlikely voice for neglected children when she entered the literary scene with OVERLAY, the Next Generation prize-winning memoir of her early childhood in 1970s Las Vegas. Then came ANGELES, the author's account of her dedication to construct the life of her dreams. 

    Now is the author's testimony about how the sins of the fathers threatened her with crippling depression. Readers will find AS ALL HELL urgent enlightenment for adult children of alcoholics everywhere. In bold fashion featuring her heartbreaking honesty, the author records the trials and surprises she faced with single parenthood and resultant clinical depression. The author's prose creates a lasting impact on readers driven to understand the lingering, indelible effects of an unfortunate childhood. 

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBirthright Books
    Release dateJun 26, 2020
    ISBN9781513028200
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    Marlayna Glynn

    Marlayna Glynn is an award-winning non-fiction writer of more than 50 books and the founder of Birthright Books, a publisher dedicated to the art of memoir, legacy and heirloom publications. Marlayna's published journey includes Overlay: One Girl's Life in 1970s Las Vegas, Angeles, As All Hell, Forty Something Phoenix, Rest In Places, The Scattering of All: Tales From Extraordinary Survivors of Suicide Loss, and Miss Perris Valley Find Marlayna's short film People That do Something, which is based on a chapter from Overlay, on Marlayna's Youtube channel. To contact Marlayna please visit www.marlaynaglynn.com.

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