title: The Virgin Journals
author:  Travis Laurence Naught 
description: " Confined to a debilitated and degenerating body but gazing unblinkingly at the world through 'a soul made of glass', Naught writes with an urgency that draws us in and reveals his journey to be our own. " - Jonathan Potter author <i>House of Words</i><br /><br />" Naught's collection possesses such a solid honesty; he has allowed us to tap directly into his mind. There is this perfectly composed, yet subtle, juxtaposition of how physical dependency is no match for a clever and confident tongue. " - Megan McConnell with Raven's Brew Coffee<br /><br />" Naught is nothing if not heroic, and he is anything but ordinary. " - Pamela Milam Therapist &amp; Author<br /><br />" When I talk about writing for the jugualr, this is what I mean. Travis' new book, The Virgin Journals (ASD Publishing), is a collection of poems that look at his life as a quadriplegic, and all the hopes, frustrations, and exegesis that comes with it " - Scott Morgan, Speaker, Author, Editor, Proofreader, Creative Writing Developer<br /><br /><b> 2012 San Francisco Book Festival <br /><br />Honorable Mention: Biography/Autobiography </b>
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  The Wise Virgin
  
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