Synopsis
This poetic allegory is an illustrated fiction story for teens and young adults.
Milicent Wryght marries the man of her dreams, but in short order, her uptown Manhattan life sours as she becomes jealous of her hubby’s hobby of training and caring for homing pigeons—and his apparent affection for them. Enraged by what she perceives as his neglect, a scorned Milicent, in a foolishly reckless act of revenge, simultaneously loses her husband and her good life. In an odd twist of Karmic events, she is propelled into a very different life and a most peculiar plight in the Big Apple.
About the Author
Joanne de Simone is an author, dramatist, poet, and film historian. Joanne has written 12 plays, and her film review column was published in "The Fire Island New"s from 1998-2003. Joanne's books include, "The Metro Cats: Life in the Core of the Big Apple," a children's chapter book set in Manhattan, New York. Ms. de Simone is a member of the Dramatists Guild of America, Shakespeare Guild, and the Academy of American Poets. She holds a BA in Film, Literature, and Creative Writing and lives on the east end of Long Island, New York.
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