In Conversation with Barbara Stahura
Sheila talks with Barbara Stahura about her work as a novelist, translator, and creative nonfiction writer.
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Barbara is a freelance writer and essayist who writes about and facilitates workshops for TBI survivors. For more information on her personal essays and book about the brain injured using writing visit her here.
Fallow Time
[From What I Thought I Knew, Wyatt-MacKenzie Publishing, Inc., 2008] Faint light is leaking through the bedroom mini-blinds, but there’s no good reason to get out of bed. It’s late winter in Southern Indiana. The sodden ground is blotched with … Continue reading →
Interview with the Author of What I Thought I Knew
What I Thought I Knew is a gorgeous collection of life-, love- and spirit-affirming personal essays. In the preface to her book, Barbara Stahura says it this way: Sometimes, I wake up early in my grown-up bed, windows open around … Continue reading →