Sticks and Stones Break Bones But Words Never Die

Terry Bradley was born in 1979 to modest beginnings in southern Alabama. With his father, a union steel worker, and his mother, a substitute teacher, they were a working class family. As the youngest of four, Bradley loved the arts and was an avid writer. Soon, the influence of the impoverished city streets made their impact on a young Bradley. Explore the words of a ghetto youth, with the heart and strength of will to push through adversity to achieve his goals. Written here is the culmination of education, practicality, and street knowledge. The sometimes hard-hitting verbiage, still manages to convey a universal truth and insight. Terry Bradley is poised to become a leading voice among contemporary poets.