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Happy Birthday, Sally and Other Stories

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Can grim memories of childhood yield to expansive hopes for the future? Can the pain of a physical handicap lead to the release of self-acceptance? From the fragile joy of a Queens birthday girl to the staggering success of a Colombian drug lord, from the leverage wielded by a red-faced sister to the retaliation sought by an abused daughter, from dreams of a future shared with a loved one to the reality of soldiering on alone, these narratives deal with the extremes of human experience. Beginning as a fictionalized account of the author's early years in New York and the Midwest, this collection of short stories goes on to give voice to her love for the global Hispanic community.

Author Biography:

She's a Brooklyn girl! After more than 30 years of teaching Dance, French and Spanish, the author started writing in July of 2013 with Novel classes at Sackett Street and Gotham, as well as online workshops with One-Story. This a collection of eleven stories that are mostly fictionalized snapshots of her early life in Brooklyn and Queens. Her other published work includes the novel The Puppeteer's Daughter about an Italian-American immigrant who seeks to realize herself as a writer and a woman in late twentieth-century New York City. Her published novella is called The Feldmans, three interlinked stories about mid-twentieth century Jewish immigrant siblings, Arthur, Rose, and Joe, who put their family traditions on the line in their quest for love and matrimony in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn. The author currently lives in Fort Greene, Brooklyn. Please contact her at her at her author website, which is https: //ruth-ward.squarespace.com or her business facebook page at https: //www.facebook.com. Her twitter hashtag is @Ruthward3.
Release date Australia
July 11th, 2018
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Pages
320
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Dimensions
152x229x17
ISBN-13
9781722828219
Product ID
37208692

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