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Info about my new memoir
Print and e-books of my new memoir, Loose Woman: my odyssey from lost to found, are available for purchase at many retailers including Ben McNally, Indigo, Kindle, and Amazon, with an audiobook read by me soon available at Audible. Order your copy here.
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- Writing classes start next week
- the issue of truth in memoir
- opening doors
- Thirty years ago ...
- love is
- thoughts on home
- there to here
- chez moi
- Kathmandu
- les copines
- la fin
- Montpellier - Paris
- to the Alps for fondue
- Nice - Gordes - Embrun
- the second last stage - Montpellier to Paris
- onward
- Chris Cameron's piece in the Globe
- Nice.
- our last supper
- last day with Bruce, boat trip, sick
- Boat trip part two
- If it's Saturday, this must be Monterosso al Mare
- Globe personal essay contest
- Cinque Terre - heaven
- a tribute to Bruce
- How Lucca can you get...
- the giant museum
- more masterpieces and another five pounds
- In Cortona with Bruce
- joy
- Monday
- Eli - and then back to Florence
- Sunday morning in Firenze
- Theatre Passe-Muraille auction
- BK and BK, together again
- Bruce tours Firenze, Day 1
- London to Florence, grazie
- On to Firenze
- Thursday
- My night with Reg
- Time Out in London
- the Penn Club, Bloomsbury
- the British Museum
- Kew and Richmond
- a sunny day at Hampton Court
- spring - from Regent's Park to Hampton Court
- my spoon and I take a walk
- Easter Saturday in London
- Hawks in London
- fame on Juliet's blog and David Burke's Paris
- au revoir, Paris
- last day in Paris
- flowering
- walking on Wednesday
- in a cold wind in the 5th
- Velasquez, the Tudors, the Abbey Bookshop
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How beautiful-- a yellow cloth to welcome summer! And you must feel so glad to be home, with a suitcase full of memories. It was lovely to follow your adventures.
ReplyDeleteSitting in my kitchen, my own coffee in my own mug - looking at the enormous amount of work to be done in the garden. Loving every minute. Thank you for coming with me - and for taking me on your journeys.
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