From Miss Alcott’s E-mail: Yours for Reforms of All Kinds by Kit Bakke. Reprinted by permission of David R. Godine, Publisher Copyright 2006 by Kit Bakke It was a wild, windy day, very like me in its fitful changes of sunshine and shade. — Louisa May Alcott, 1865, age thirty-three December 14, 2005 Dear Miss … Continue reading →
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About Kit Bakke
Kit Bakke's creative nonfiction book is Miss Alcott's E-mail. She has studied political science, nursing and public health and worked as a nurse and in information system technology and business consulting. Feeling that books, more than almost anything in the world, had given her much, she eventually left her job for a year to see if she could write a book and give something back.
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