Tag: women’s literature
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Temporary, a novel by Sandra Ann Miller
Helen Clark won the lottery and lost everything. While it wasn’t the “mega” jackpot, it was enough to change her life—quit her job as a starlet’s assistant, start a new business and have success. However, her partner’s poor decisions brought that dream to an end, and Helen was left with less than nothing. But Helen […]
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Meet Lena Roach, Author of Whispers of the Past
On when she got interested in writing… As a first-grade pupil in the country town of Vidrine, Louisiana, my teacher inspired me with her daily poetry and short story readings to the class. Besides, as a piano student eager to learn more about rhyme and rhythm, my first writings turned to poetry.
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Meet Sally Thomson, Author of Reservations
When and why did you begin writing? I can’t remember a time when I wasn’t writing something. I love words, love the shifts and turns they make when combined in different ways. As a teenager, I remember writing down the lyrics of favorite songs and obsessing about reproducing them perfectly. I’ve written poetry, short stories, […]
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