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    Point of Venus

    By Lee Barton

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    Her reflection had one remaining sword by her plexigloss hips… Lona Margolis, thirty-two year old interior designer, flower arranger and sometimes model, one night sees her reflection in the mirror change shape while having strange interludes with a man’s voice. As her mirror keeps reshaping and uncovering her, her neighbor, in an inspired frenzy, paints six portraits of her emerging essences. They are all sold immediately and as she begins to follow clues about the origin’s of the man’s voice, she begins a coming of age journey of a slightly mystical involution, reuniting herself with each painting and grappling with unifying her latent inner landscapes as a daughter to a distant Russian born father, her potency as a healer and a modern Eve.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLee Barton
    Release dateJan 13, 2016
    ISBN9781943767335
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    Point of Venus
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    Lee Barton

    Lee Barton is a writer, actor, director, performer and tipsy argonaut based in Los Angeles, CA. He spent eleven years in New York City, creating and performing several solo pieces for various reputable venues including Dixon Place and TerraNova Solo Arts festival. He continued his solo work in Los Angeles at Skylight Theater in Los Angeles building his new one-person show The Madness and Ease of Entering the Electric Amoeba. As a playwright, he wrote and directed his play Disengaged for the San Francisco Fringe festival, receiving a sold out award. He also is the CEO of Calendrome Productions with several of his scripts in various stages of development, including his experimental play-film Whorapy and his film Love and Spurs. Point of Venus is his first novel. Please visit www.mrleebarton.com for more information.

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