New Jersey Author Releases Second Book Looking at Facebook
Mar 21, 2022
Facebook Conversations, The Good, The Funny, The Ugly and Beyond
Scotch Plains, New Jersey Mar 21, 2022 (Issuewire.com) - Marklyn T. Johnson, a native of Scotch Plains, public speaker, comedy writer, and producer, announces the release of his second book, "Facebook Conversations The Good, The Funny, The Ugly."
This book is written based on the belief everyone is not the same when they are behind a keyboard. The book reads like a social media memoir, both introspective and hilarious, based on truthful conversations. Written based on the interactions the author had over a number of years on Facebook, you will find candid and cringeworthy conversation on the shared human experience - it's all here in the book you won't put down. If only to take a break from the absolutely great read it is.
Johnson's second book follows up from the motivational "Lessons From A Sh*t Talker".
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