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Marsha Samitt Wilchfort is a nice, left-handed,
Hungarian girl from Queens who graduated from
Franklin Pierce College in English and Sociology. Putting
everyone first and then everyone last, she buried her husband,
bought a red Mini-Cooper and 'hit the road' at age fifty-five.
Renting many furnished apartments along the way, she becomes
a writer's workshop groupie.
Her commitment to her writing journey never falters even
when she fractures her left wrist.
She learns the art of the essay in conferences and workshops
from North Carolina to Oaxaca, Mexico. A handy real-estate
license allowed her to buy and sell various homes-including
her own. So far, her real estate successes have outweighed her
romantic endeavors.
Marsha's new-found independence brings her an unfulfilled
peace. Her journey and memoir ends with the realization that
home is wherever you dream about the most and writing helps
her find it.
Hungarian girl from Queens who graduated from
Franklin Pierce College in English and Sociology. Putting
everyone first and then everyone last, she buried her husband,
bought a red Mini-Cooper and 'hit the road' at age fifty-five.
Renting many furnished apartments along the way, she becomes
a writer's workshop groupie.
Her commitment to her writing journey never falters even
when she fractures her left wrist.
She learns the art of the essay in conferences and workshops
from North Carolina to Oaxaca, Mexico. A handy real-estate
license allowed her to buy and sell various homes-including
her own. So far, her real estate successes have outweighed her
romantic endeavors.
Marsha's new-found independence brings her an unfulfilled
peace. Her journey and memoir ends with the realization that
home is wherever you dream about the most and writing helps
her find it.
- Format: Pocket/Paperback
- ISBN: 9780996197304
- Språk: Engelska
- Antal sidor: 224
- Utgivningsdatum: 2015-10-01
- Förlag: Barringer Publishing/Schlesinger Advertising