The Nancy Who Drew- To Solve, or Not To Solve April 28, 2012
- Nothing Good About Betrayal, But… April 12, 2012
- The Memoir That Solved A Mystery March 23, 2012
- My Story? March 15, 2012
Tag Archives: autobiography
To Solve, or Not To Solve
I agree with poet Mary Oliver, when she says – Truly, we live with mysteries too marvelous to be understood.* But what of the mysteries too worrisome not to be understood. The mysteries that must be solved or resolved somehow, because Letting … Continue reading
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The Memoir That Solved A Mystery
The Nancy Who Drew available in paperback. To Buy The Book Go HERE at Amazon.com Also available on the Kindle and Kindle app – Read an Excerpt HERE Description: Who hasn’t wondered why bad things happen to them? The Nancy Who Drew plants a seed of … Continue reading
My Story?
My story? It’s sad! Sure there were some wins, but the losses outweighed them. Until the end. Except this is only the first book. It’s not the end. I just skipped to the end to give you an idea of … Continue reading
The Sequel In Progress
On Tuesday, October 11th 2011, I will begin reading aloud from the sequel to The Nancy Who Drew. This is indeed a work-in-progress, and yet it is progressing, which is the main thing. I began writing this Book Two last … Continue reading
Wait, There’s More
My earliest memories include staring at the knots in the pine wood of our walled-in porch, and staring at the raised pattern of flowers on the maroon sofa where I was often placed, wedged between pillows. At this point, I … Continue reading
