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
Category Archives: The Book
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
What’s New
New Show on Blog Talk Radio and new price on the Kindle - from now through April – $0.99¢ February 7, 2012 – Inaugural Show – The Nancy Who Drew on Blog Talk Radio 5pm EST / 10pm GMT / 2pm … Continue reading
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Tagged betrayal, memoir, Nancy Wait, Nancy Who Drew, Soul Awareness
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Stepping Softly Into Voice
This is me at eighteen, an actress speaking the words of others, with no voice of her own. Afraid to speak her feelings, fearful of repercussions. Hiding behind a veil (albeit an attractive veil, but still a screen). Then I … Continue reading
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Tagged finding one's voice, Nancy Wait, overcoming shyness, painting, sixth chakra, The Nancy Who Drew
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Excerpt ~ “Revenge”
September 9, 2001, was a Sunday. Late that afternoon I dropped my manuscript off at the home of my advisor. Normally I would have sent Jan my packet in the mail, but perhaps I was late in getting it off. … Continue reading
A Mask With Wings
A Mask With Wings was my first title for the book. It was the perfect title in the year 2001 and 2002 when I was in grad school, revealing my inner life through memoir in ways I had never done … Continue reading
My Mother, an excerpt from my memoir
My mother was born in the spring of 1925, after the first World War and before the Depression, when the future seemed as wide and bright as the mid-western sky. Her parents had met on a blind date and married … Continue reading
