Each chapter in Marian L. Beaman’s memoir provides a moving snapshot of her coming of age and moving into a wider community beginning in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Taken as a […]
Read MoreSiblings Elizabeth and Emily prepare for Elizabeth’s wedding. Emily, aged 23, is asked to be maid of honor and accepts, but immediately feels uncomfortable. Hoping that ignoring the feeling will […]
Read MorePart travelogue, part memoir, Wherever the Road Leads will satisfy any reader’s wanderlust. The author, Katie Lang-Slattery, and her then-husband Tom, traversed four continents in their VW bus from 1971-1973. […]
Read MoreMs. Berkovits’ recent chapbook presents a moving chronological memoir in poetry that parallels her own journey from despair to hope and acceptance of her adult son’s tragic hemorrhagic stroke. Some […]
Read MoreFrom the very first page, Pamela Gay takes the reader into the most traumatic day of her life, the day she spends the rest of her years to date recovering […]
Read MoreAuthor Margaret Thomson prefaces her book with the following Gloria Vanderbilt quote: “I have heard it said that the greatest grief a human being can experience is the loss of […]
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