A bold collection of writing by Susan Wingate. Included in this compilation are eight raving short stories, two mad essays, and eleven gentle poems. Susan's style is gritty and poignant.
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Susan Wingate has written two novels. Her first, Of the Law, a story of a lawman in turmoil in search of a sexual killer; and her second novel, Kiss of the Doe, a tale of a woman looking for family in a town where nobody wants her. One of her short stories entitled, The Saber, was just recently selected for inclusion in FirstWriter.magazine. Another short story entitled, Breaking, was recently short-listed for SlingInk's 2006 Winter Shorts Competition and will be included in their anthology called "Footprints". Susan has also compiled a collection of short stories, essays, and poems entitled, Ravings of a Mad Gentlewoman which now available. Currently, Susan Wingate teaches writing classes at Skagit College in Friday Harbor and offers workshops at writing conferences around the US.
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With writing often compared to Alfred Hitchcock and Truman Capote, award-winning, bestselling author, SUSAN WINGATE has written nine novels, two short story collections, a few plays, one screenplay and tons of poems.
Her latest 2011 novel DROWNING (contemporary women's fiction), won 1st place in the 2011 Forward National Literature Award but also a finalist award in the 2011 International Book Awards.
A vibrant public speaker, Susan offers inspiring, motivating writing talks and workshops on craft, publishing and marketing, and how to survive within this extremely volatile (e-)Publishing industry. She presents these lectures for private groups and at writing conferences, libraries and bookstores around the country.
Her latest 2011 novel DROWNING (contemporary women's fiction), won 1st place in the 2011 Forward National Literature Award but also a finalist award in the 2011 International Book Awards.
A vibrant public speaker, Susan offers inspiring, motivating writing talks and workshops on craft, publishing and marketing, and how to survive within this extremely volatile (e-)Publishing industry. She presents these lectures for private groups and at writing conferences, libraries and bookstores around the country.
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