Annie Woodley Brown’s New Book, “Annie’s Little Book of Commentary on Politics During the Time of the Pandemic,” is a Collection of Musings from the Covid-19 Pandemic – PR.com

Silver
Spring,
MD,
February
07,
2025
–(PR.com)– Fulton
Books
author
Annie
Woodley
Brown,
a
retired
professor
from
the
School
of
Social
Work
at
Howard
University,
has
completed
her
most
recent
book,
“Annie’s
Little
Book
of
Commentary
on
Politics
During
the
Time
of
the
Pandemic”:
a
thought-provoking
collection
of
short
stories,
poems,
and
ruminations
that
reflect
on
the
chaos
and
turmoil
plaguing
the
world
during
the
Covid-19
pandemic
and
the
time
leading
up
to
and
after
the
2020
US
Presidential
Election.

Author
Annie
Woodley
Brown
received
a
BA
degree
in
sociology
from
Dillard
University
in
New
Orleans,
in
1965;
a
MSW
from
the
George
Warren
Brown
School
of
Social
Work,
Washington
University,
in
St.
Louis
in
1967;
and
a
DSW
from
Howard
University,
in
Washington,
DC,
in
1992.
Before
she
joined
the
faculty
at
Howard
University
School
of
Social
Work
in
1993,
she
worked
as
a
social
work
practitioner
in
the
area
of
adolescent
mental
health.

“A
worldwide
pandemic,
a
fraught
political
landscape
converging
to
produce
isolation,
fear,
and
despair—some
kind
of
psychic
defense
was
needed,”
writes
Brown.
“This
collection
of
humorous
musings
in
verse
captured
the
gravity
and
irony
of
the
moment.
In
the
months
leading
up
to
and
after
the
2020
election,
this
little
book
chronicles
one
person’s
response
to
the
chaos.”

Published
by
Fulton
Books,
Annie
Woodley
Brown’s
book
provides
readers
with
a
poignant
retrospective
that
highlights
just
how
difficult
the
time
surrounding
the
2020
election
was
for
many.
With
artwork
by
illustrator
Shamana
Woodley,
the
author’s
niece,
“Annie’s
Little
Book
of
Commentary
on
Politics
During
the
Time
of
the
Pandemic”
is
testament
to
the
resilience
of
the
human
spirit
in
times
of
adversity
and
turmoil.

Readers
who
wish
to
experience
this
inspiring
work
can

purchase
“Annie’s
Little
Book
of
Commentary
on
Politics
During
the
Time
of
the
Pandemic”
at
bookstores
everywhere,
or
online
at
the
Apple
iTunes
store,
Amazon,
Google
Play,
or
Barnes
and
Noble.

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