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Tag: women’s fiction

Thoughts

The Unfinished Work of Elizabeth D.: A Review

14 September 201214 September 2012By Normandie

Have you ever noticed that some friendships require work? You really like her, but sometimes your smile seems fixed, because she’s just so complicated. Her

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Becalmed No Longer

28 April 201228 April 2016By Normandie

Tadie Longworth wouldn’t stop poking at me. She was tired of her quiet, monochromatic life and all those breezeless days. I could sympathize. After all,

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Calling the Crew: Readers and Writers

26 March 201223 July 2012By Normandie

I’m a sailor — temporarily land bound — and I write stories of women who sail. Some of them sail small boats, some large ones.

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