Literary Artist In Tallahassee Community

Dec. 29, 2011 - PRLog -- The community of Tallahassee has Talent of all kinds, but Literature of all is my favorite. When I think of a great story it gives me chills, when I think of a good writer, it gives me hope and this young man has giving many souls encouragement through his Literature and continues to touch readers with fascinating stories of life, drama and culture.
Author and publisher Michael Beckford 26, is one of America's newest Renaissance men in the field of writing. He has personally penned and self-published four historically magnificent books. His latest release is his fourth novella entitled “Dying to be straight!” about a young man battling with his homosexuality, with hopes of helping men with this battle understand and coat with the situation.
Beckford explained he writes for Christian’s, but also supports the inner thoughts of all readers. I must admit he’s determine to succeed at making a difference through his Literature and commits to activities here in the community of Tallahassee, as proud member of the Tallahassee’s Author Network and Sunship church, where he volunteer’s in feeding the homeless and giving back to issues that matters most in our community.
Michael is now in works to a sequel to his latest work, titled “Out of order,” the unofficial sequel to “Dying to be straight.” Which is set for release the summer of 2012. When I spoke with Beckford about his career as a writer and asked him what makes a good writer, he clearly stated “Following gods will and doing what he wants you to do. I feel that‘s what makes a great writer.” I agree Beckford and feel such an honor to know such a wise and intelligent man in our career field.

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