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Irma's Gun is the story of a poor Indian woman who obtains a license to kill after saving the president's life. This "license" is passed down through generations either fearful of the privilege or overly aggressive in wanting to use it. Bryce, Irma's descendant, becomes the main character who grapples to live with the license, not even realizing that she has it. Her whole life is stifled because everyone knows it but her. In the end, she is content to find a small piece of happiness.

Irma's Gun is the story of a poor Indian woman who obtains a license to kill after saving the president's life. This "license" is passed down through generations either fearful of the privilege or overly aggressive in wanting to use it. Bryce, Irma's descendant, becomes the main character who grapples to live with the license, not even realizing that she has it. Her whole life is stifled because everyone knows it but her. In the end, she is content to find a small piece of happiness.

The Never Ending Story is a collection of 50 poems inspired by the tumultuous lifestyle of its author. Monet Thompson examines several gems of wisdom through experience and entertains myriad facets of them in each of these poems. As a longtime rapper she discovered long ago to turn her pain into humor and works that would seek to entertain and educate its listener. The Never Ending Story is the precursor to the public display of that journey.

Of Men and Mice is a collection of 50 poems. Each one is preceded by a brief explanation of what inspired that poem. Like many, Monet Thompson has been through a lot. She shares her memories and what she's learned from these experiences. If interested in its author, Of Men and Mice will both answer questions and create them. It's a conversation piece for sure.