ABOUT
In May of 2013, tornadoes ripped through Oklahoma, most notably causing severe destruction in the city of Moore.
Safety was stolen, dreams were destroyed, lives were lost.Almost immediately, authors and artists from around the world joined together so that their expressions of emotion could be put to good use. The dozens of authors and artists who contributed to this anthology represent caring people whose effort has combined to create the charity anthology Twist of Fate. Representing the Indies In Action group, 60 authors have combined to contribute 78 different writings in a charity anthology to help tornado victims in Oklahoma.
The authors represent people from all around the globe. Nine countries are represented, and several of the contributors actually live in or have lived in "Tornado Alley." It is a grassroots, group effort to help those who need it the most. The writing and photos mix to create an experience you will want to share.
This inspiring collection is a wonderful way to make a difference for those who truly need it the most. The proceeds from this book go to the May Tornadoes Relief Fund, administered by the United Way, which in turn is used to help the victims of this tragic display of nature's fury. Thank you for sharing hope.
REVIEWS
“The humorous, touching, and compelling essays, poetry, short stories, and photographs in TWIST OF FATE are an inspirational international literary quilt and a wonderful testament of outreach to people struck by tragedy.”
— DWIGHT JON ZIMMERMAN, New York Times bestselling author of ‘Lincoln’s Last Days’
“Twist of Fate is an anthology of poetry and a few short stories, I highly recommend. The book was produced by caring people from around the world FOR caring people from around the world who wish to benefit the tornado victims of Oklahoma. Twist of Fate needs to sit on your coffee table and rest comfortably in your heart.”
— DON BENDELL, #1 best-selling western ‘Strongheart’
"If you can read Twist of Fate by Stephen L. Wilson and not feel deep emotion, your soul is empty of feeling. ... Allow yourself a lot of time to read, as the authors will soon have you hooked. Additionally, you'll have the satisfaction that your money for the book is helping those who need it most. Good read."
— W.R. BENTON, author of ‘War Paint’