Born in Memphis Tennessee in 1950 and raised in Mississippi, Charles Day has had a colorful life watching the Magnolias and Irises bloom on and around his Grandmother’s home. The three forms of his first book THROUGHTS OF THE TRANSPLANTED MISSISSIPPIAN is a book of ecliptic poetry of his thoughts on life and feeling on the top subjects in today’s world. His second book is a short narrative on a simple concept that he was taught him by his Parents and Grandparents. This concept is “Do It Right or Don’t Do It at All. Using a Pump and motor that is used to dispense fertilizer for the farming industry, Charles give simple and correct reasons why doing it right the first time is the best and only option. FABLES OF A DEEP FRIED SOUTHERNER”. This is a book, containing 6 Short stories, which will lighten the hearts of children and children at heart. Thank You