Award winning poet and musician, Kodac Harrison's first audiobook "The Turtle and The Moon" is a retrospective collection of his poems and lyrics from the 1970s to the present. Among the many honors Kodac has gathered during his illustrious career are such distinguished accolades as Atlanta's Creative Loafing Best Spoken Word Artist (5 times), Atlanta's Best Local Poet (4 times), the McEver Chair in Poetry at Georgia Tech, and the Georgia Author of the Year Award. This audiobook contains 80 spoken word pieces performed by the author and is a true masterpiece of storytelling. "Kodac Harrison delivers this crowning achievement collection from the sunny street corner at Lyric and Literature. We winess an arts hero in full-throated roar-spoken word and song, blues and rock, folk and country, jazz and hiphop. Kodac's unique voice stands out, stands up...and stands for a remarkable human will to live and love, no matter what." ---Charles McNair, author of "Pickett's Charge" and Books Editor of Paste Magazine "Singer, songwriter, poet, painter. Kodac Harrison is a true artist and an amzing talent".---Paul Leslie, Broadcast Interviewer "Kodac Harrison's poems, music, and more recently his paintings, are a joy and matched only by his generous support of all the arts in Atlanta, Georgia and all over the world. He's a first-rate artist and if possible an even better man."---Thomas Lux, Bourne Chair of Poetry, Georgia Tech Audiobook Credits-- Written and performed by Kodac Harrison Produced by Joey Stuckey for Senate Records, Inc. Recorded, mixed, and mastered at Shadow Sound Studio in historic Macon, Gerogia Engineers: Joey Stuckey, Charles Arnold, Nate Courson, Doug Diamond Cover art: Gary Goodman