Michael a Hanna

Planetary Mortals Michael a Hanna

" Such fine detail and poetic writing. I found a quiet corner and read it all very, very slowly. I really enjoyed it. Thank you my brother!"----Pato Banton. These little gems showcase Hanna's sparkling prose and reflect life's recurring themes: human frailty, resilience, and learning from adversity. In "REQUIEM FOR A HUSTLER" an old pool player owes money to some tough guys. In "LOCKED OUT " a law student is trapped on a fire escape and learns his true worth. In "RIDER REDUX" a biker and walker intersect in coincidence. In "RUNNING ON EMPTY" an overstressed salesman does good by accident. One man's bleak day at work gets worse on the subway ride home in " A LONG DAY". There's a wild mystery ride in "RIDE INTO DARKNESS" and strangers take a chance on love in "TWO FOR TARA". Army veterans show courage in "SOME NEVER CHANGE" and "MARLON ON MONDAY". In an impressive display of writing "PLANETARY MORTALS" reveal in rich artistic style struggles, hopes and small victories of daily living." I love what you're doing here---embedding a truth in a story. Your imagery sparkles." ---Jim Downs" It has a classic feel to the writing style. You don't find elegance like this anymore." ---Justin Amyx