Nice to virtually meet you! I am Ash Morgan. My story is a long and tumultuous tale, so I will attempt to keep it brief and as remotely interesting as possible. Note: you have been warned. If you had the chance to get a copy of my recently published poetry collection, then you already know some rather brutal details about my life. For those of you who have yet to get my new book, hop on Amazon and check it out.I am a survivor, not just of cancer, but of life's relentless storms. My journey has been fraught with neurodiversity, a multitude of chronic illnesses, and a battle against the shadows of mental health conditions. Through it all, I've found solace and strength in the written word.My love affair with storytelling began at the tender age of nine when I penned my first song. Since then, my passion for writing has blossomed into a lifelong devotion. I studied creative writing and classics at the University of Arizona, where I honed my craft and showcased my talent at the U of A honors expo, earning awards and scholarships for my literary endeavors.But my journey is not just about accolades and achievements. It's about resilience in the face of adversity, about finding light in the darkest of tunnels. I've endured a great deal of trauma throughout the years, often feeling alone in my struggles. Yet, I refuse to let my pain define me. Instead, I've chosen to channel it into my poetry, sharing my story with the world in hopes of inspiring others to embrace their own journeys, no matter how daunting they may seem.My recently published poetry collection is a raw and unfiltered glimpse into my soul, a testament to the power of words as both a weapon and a shield. Through my poetry, I seek to inspire boldness, bravery, and sustainable creativity as a catalyst towards healing ourselves and the world around us.So, if you're ready to embark on a journey of resilience, if you're tired of feeling alone in your struggles, then join me as we unravel the tapestry of life one word at a time. Together, let's discover the beauty in our scars and the strength in our stories.Read more about this authorRead less about this author