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by Mansu Edwards (Author)
The Punctuation Marks are trying to stave off extinction in a digital world controlled by the powerful Emojis. They feel neglected and abandoned by humanity in the Internet Age. The Punctuation Marks want to relive the pre-digital glory days and try enlisting the services of The Alphabets and Numbers. An African American girl. Danna and her family are caught in the midst of the war.
Author Biography
Mansu Edwards is a prolific artist who continually challenges art forms with boldness and creativity. He delights in using autonomous monikers to signify a transformative experience when engaging in innovative artistic creations. In 2016, Mr. Edwards produced, wrote and directed his first short film, "Texting In New York City." A work inspired from people's responses to the street marketing of its paperback (text) edition. Later on during the year due to positive feedback from the Harlem Writer's Group in regards to the movie script, he released a literary screenplay version of "Texting In New York City." A film trailer would soon follow. Past works by Mr. Mansu include; The Disappearance of Hate (2009), Mental Diet (2010,2011), Biscuits And Yogurt Vol. 1 (2014), Texting In New York City (2014,2016), Vertical Algebra (2016) Exotic Ignorance: Ep. 8 Camouflage Pizza (2016), Emojis Vs. Punctuation Marks 2: Land Of Refrigeration (2018) and Can You Hold Please? (2018). He has appeared on numerous shows such as: Epilogues, Sounds Like NYC, Our Community Talk Show, The Joe Cozzo Show, Manhattan Neighborhood Network's Max And Natalie LIVE!, The Citizen Heroes, Julio And Dr. Chan, The Curious World Of Vandal Truong, Lawrence J. King's Book Talk Radio and Let's Talk Books With Lady Essence. He's currently working on a multitude of book projects.
