Connie Mae Mann was born in Memphis, Tennessee. She and now resides in Chicago, Illinois. She is the fourth child of seven sisters. She is seventy-eight years old. Connie earned an associate's degree in applied science from Malcolm X College and worked in a medical laboratory for five years. She also earn a bachelor's degree in English from Roosevelt University and a master's degree in education/administration from Governors State University. She is now a retired Chicago public school teacher where she taught for twenty-seven years. I have written a book of poems and many short stories. The story of Alan the Butterfly is one story that connected with everyone. It came about one day while I was sitting at my desk in my classroom. I saw a butterfly resting on the windowsill. After it stayed there for a while, I started pondering as to where could it be going. I gave it a place to go, a reason why, and a journey to experience. I named him Alan. I hope you enjoy reading about Alan as much as I enjoyed writing his story. I also hope to publish his sequel. Thanks.
Connie Mae Mann was born in Memphis, Tennessee. She and now resides in Chicago, Illinois. She is the fourth child of seven sisters. She is seventy-eight years old. Connie earned an associate's degree in applied science from Malcolm X College and worked in a medical laboratory for five years. She also earn a bachelor's degree in English from Roosevelt University and a master's degree in education/administration from Governors State University. She is now a retired Chicago public school teacher where she taught for twenty-seven years. I have written a book of poems and many short stories. The story of Alan the Butterfly is one story that connected with everyone. It came about one day while I was sitting at my desk in my classroom. I saw a butterfly resting on the windowsill. After it stayed there for a while, I started pondering as to where could it be going. I gave it a place to go, a reason why, and a journey to experience. I named him Alan. I hope you enjoy reading about Alan as much as I enjoyed writing his story. I also hope to publish his sequel. Thanks.
