At a writing conference workshop on developing the personal essay, Suzan Huney read the draft of an essay spawned by thumbing through her address book. Her musings on the people she found in her book led to memories of her grandmother’s address book and then to consulting it directly. As she continued her drafting process, … Continue reading →
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About Suzan Huney
Suzan Huney's non-fiction has appeared in The Seattle Times and magazines such as Still Crazy, Fresh Boiled Peanuts, and Stories with Grace . Women of Strength is her first book. She volunteers with the writing organization Field’s End, an affiliate of the nonprofit Bainbridge Public Library and serves on the Library Board.
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