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Margaret Beaver Books
Where writing connects and design communicates.
Margaret Beaver Books is the multidisciplinary creative practice of award-winning novelist, poet, web designer, and graphic designer Margaret Beaver. Through meaningful literature, sociopolitical advocacy, and intentional visual design, Margaret creates stories and digital experiences that examine identity, challenge injustice, and inspire connection.
"Margaret Beaver is not only a young writer of prose, but one who carefully crafts activism in her works. She is gifted, talented, and a marvel. Her work shows numerous elements of EQ. What is revealed most about Margaret is her fortitude and determination to make a difference in this world by reaching out to the hearts and minds of others through her prose. Her works are well worth the read."
—Joslyn Wolfe, Focus on Women Magazine
Hi, I’m margaret
Since publishing my debut poetry collection, inkwells., in 2022, I have received recognition for writing that explores prejudice, family, identity, mental health, abuses of authority, and hope. I also create professional websites and visual identities for authors, artists, organizations, and local businesses. I currently serve as a Web Designer and Coverage Analyst for GiraffeLight Media Agency and am represented by Dr. Stephanie Katz for my literary work.
Love, Margaret
chapter one starts here
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Flowers for Papa
An intimate and penetrating testament to the importance of men's mental health and dismantling the negative social construct against male expression and affection. Finally, the estranged will be reunited at last, and the truth of family secrets unearthed…
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Seasons: August’s Collection
The story of August Johnson continues in this powerful, gripping meditation on mental illness. Swiftly changing and ravaged with original imagery, the poetic companion to powerhouse Flowers for Papa offers a devoted tale of perseverance, the cycles of love and loss, and the sentiments of self-discovery. The seasons have changed and are told in the ways only August can.
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