Breaking Gender and Racial Barriers with Author, Paulette Stout
Guest Bio:
Paulette Stout is the 15x award-winningand fearlessauthor of fast paced contemporary fiction that tackles social issues often ignored. Her latest release, What Eyes Cant See, was called a highly recommended love story of justice, redemption, and struggle by Midwest Book Review.
You can usually find Paulette rearranging words into pleasing patterns while wearing grammar t-shirts at her home in Acton, Massachusetts.
info@paulettestout.com
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