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One reviewer said...all the wild people move to the edge of the continent; after reading this anthology, I'm convinced it's true. The 24 stories, essays and poems by the Writers of the Mendocino Coast branch of the California Writers Club, live at this edge-from a newborn sliding from a railway handcar, to a death off the Pacific cliffs. Funny, revealing, surprising and heartbreaking, this is an impressive collection, beautifully put together.
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Willow Arthur worked as an Intuitive Reader all over the world. She shares stories of paranormal highlights in her career, interweaving memoir with tales of her eccentric English family.
Janet Isaacs Ashford holds a B.A. in Psychology from UCLA. She has authored two books on childbirth, seven on graphic design, numerous magazine articles, and one published short story.
Cheri Ause writes poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction. Her work appears in The Redwood Coast Review; Midwest Literary Review, real: Pure Slush vol. 3; and The Best of Every Day Poets Three (Spring, 2013).
Aron Lee Bowe's writing focuses on memoir with the goal of turning her sad and boring life into a guttickling romp.
Leatrice Callan has completed a novel, MacDonalds of the Monach Isles, and is searching for a publisher.
Standing in Gorda is Tony Camarda's first book. Tony has been writing and performing live theater for 20 years.
Kathleen Damiani, Ph.D.'s first foray into fiction is Molly O'Brien & the Mark of the Dragon Slayer.
Alena Deerwater writes fiction, creative non-fiction, poetry, dreams and imaginal explorations for Exterminating Angel Press. She is rewriting her young adult novel Nightwriting: Enter at Your Own Risk and working on a memoir Anything but Normal.
Molly Dwyer's debut novel, Requiem for the Author of Frankenstein, won the Independent Publishers Book of the Year Award in Fiction and the Indie Book Award for Historical Fiction. She is the founding President of Writers of the Mendocino Coast.
Jan Edwards is a writer of political essays, with one published novel, and two short story awards.
Charles Furey's memoir of his early days includes Anthracite. Going Back is his novel of WW2. In progress is a story about the Coronado expedition, and another about a family traveling overland to California in 1861.
Gloria Schoofs Jorgensen has a degree from Goddard College in Vermont, lives in Point Arena, California, writes daily and attends College of the Redwoods.
Patty Joslyn has eight self-published chapbooks and has been the featured poet reader in a number of locations.
Malcolm Macdonald was born and raised in Mendocino County. He writes the weekly River Views column for the Anderson Valley Advertiser.
Jewels Marcus thinks Writing poems is the most glorious endeavor, it s a rollercoaster ride mated with trapeze, Dizzy Gillespie and my shrink.
Lew Mermelstein is a new writer. He is working on a novel based on his experiences as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ethiopia.
Neal Metcalf (Roy Neal) is writing a memoir and a play about Hemingway. His play about Lawrence and Huxley has been produced in Point Arena, Taos, and Oceanside California.
Ginny Rorby is the author of four novels for young adults, Dolphin Sky, Hurt Go Happy, The Outside of a Horse and Lost in the River of Grass, a 2012/ 2013 Sunshine State Young Readers Award nominee.
Fran Schwartz writes memoir and creative nonfiction, published a memoir piece in Woman s World, and is currently working on a novel.
Marylyn Motherbear Scott writes memoir, makes poetry books, and offers featured readings. In publication: Love's Journey (poetry), The Dragonslayer's Daughter (fiction), Rites of Passage (nonfiction) among others.
Nona Smith writes short stories and creative non-fiction pieces with a humorous twist.
Holly Tannen, folklorist and satirical songwriter wrote and performed a one-woman show, Practical Alchemy: An Exquisitely Perverse Grace. Her CD albums include Rime Of The Ancient Matriarch, Crazy Laughter, and The Flower of Australia: Three Songs For Julian And His Friends.
Norma Watkins writes and teaches writing on the Mendocino Coast. Her award-winning memoir The Last Resort is part of the Willie Morris Series in Biograph
Janet Isaacs Ashford holds a B.A. in Psychology from UCLA. She has authored two books on childbirth, seven on graphic design, numerous magazine articles, and one published short story.
Cheri Ause writes poetry, fiction, and creative non-fiction. Her work appears in The Redwood Coast Review; Midwest Literary Review, real: Pure Slush vol. 3; and The Best of Every Day Poets Three (Spring, 2013).
Aron Lee Bowe's writing focuses on memoir with the goal of turning her sad and boring life into a guttickling romp.
Leatrice Callan has completed a novel, MacDonalds of the Monach Isles, and is searching for a publisher.
Standing in Gorda is Tony Camarda's first book. Tony has been writing and performing live theater for 20 years.
Kathleen Damiani, Ph.D.'s first foray into fiction is Molly O'Brien & the Mark of the Dragon Slayer.
Alena Deerwater writes fiction, creative non-fiction, poetry, dreams and imaginal explorations for Exterminating Angel Press. She is rewriting her young adult novel Nightwriting: Enter at Your Own Risk and working on a memoir Anything but Normal.
Molly Dwyer's debut novel, Requiem for the Author of Frankenstein, won the Independent Publishers Book of the Year Award in Fiction and the Indie Book Award for Historical Fiction. She is the founding President of Writers of the Mendocino Coast.
Jan Edwards is a writer of political essays, with one published novel, and two short story awards.
Charles Furey's memoir of his early days includes Anthracite. Going Back is his novel of WW2. In progress is a story about the Coronado expedition, and another about a family traveling overland to California in 1861.
Gloria Schoofs Jorgensen has a degree from Goddard College in Vermont, lives in Point Arena, California, writes daily and attends College of the Redwoods.
Patty Joslyn has eight self-published chapbooks and has been the featured poet reader in a number of locations.
Malcolm Macdonald was born and raised in Mendocino County. He writes the weekly River Views column for the Anderson Valley Advertiser.
Jewels Marcus thinks Writing poems is the most glorious endeavor, it s a rollercoaster ride mated with trapeze, Dizzy Gillespie and my shrink.
Lew Mermelstein is a new writer. He is working on a novel based on his experiences as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Ethiopia.
Neal Metcalf (Roy Neal) is writing a memoir and a play about Hemingway. His play about Lawrence and Huxley has been produced in Point Arena, Taos, and Oceanside California.
Ginny Rorby is the author of four novels for young adults, Dolphin Sky, Hurt Go Happy, The Outside of a Horse and Lost in the River of Grass, a 2012/ 2013 Sunshine State Young Readers Award nominee.
Fran Schwartz writes memoir and creative nonfiction, published a memoir piece in Woman s World, and is currently working on a novel.
Marylyn Motherbear Scott writes memoir, makes poetry books, and offers featured readings. In publication: Love's Journey (poetry), The Dragonslayer's Daughter (fiction), Rites of Passage (nonfiction) among others.
Nona Smith writes short stories and creative non-fiction pieces with a humorous twist.
Holly Tannen, folklorist and satirical songwriter wrote and performed a one-woman show, Practical Alchemy: An Exquisitely Perverse Grace. Her CD albums include Rime Of The Ancient Matriarch, Crazy Laughter, and The Flower of Australia: Three Songs For Julian And His Friends.
Norma Watkins writes and teaches writing on the Mendocino Coast. Her award-winning memoir The Last Resort is part of the Willie Morris Series in Biograph
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- PublisherGray Whale Press
- Publication date2013
- ISBN 10 098860910X
- ISBN 13 9780988609105
- BindingPaperback
- Edition number1
- Number of pages168
- EditorNorma Watkins
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