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Edith Vonnegut has exhibited her work in various galleries and museums throughout the United States since the late 1970's. She lives in Massachusetts with her husband and two sons. "The images of women should be infused with more vigor, strength, and participation. We need powerful allegories. We never just sat around.... Why haven't we been shown (in art) with more vitality and grandeur? Why are women so often relegated to the backgound, helplessly waiting while someone else slays the dragon? We slay dragons all of the time." |
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A Cape Cod Collection of Poetry, Fiction and Memoir - Compiled and edited by June Beisch, Gillian Drake and Virginia Reiser This collection represents the work of more than fifty writers who live on, write about, or are closely connected to Cape Cod. These writings were submissions to the Cape Cod Literary Press Poetry and Fiction Contest, held in 2005; this contest attracte4d work from writers all over the country as well as here on Cape Cod, from professional writers and university professors t those who have never before been publishned. Some of these writers live on Cape Cod, some have recently moved here or retired here, and a large number vacationed here with their families when they were young, invoking lasting memories of this magical place, this world of water and of sand. |
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Dorothy Strauss was an English teacher at a New York City High School for many years. She came to Cape Cod where she is now a well-known local artist. Crescendo is her first novel. Life was good for Ben and Norma, a golden couple who loved their professions, their friends, their leisure and each other. Each one compromised one major need before having married. Fourteen years of her life were close to idyllic until a need stirs in Norma that dramatically threatens their relationship. Now she is thrown like flotsam and jetsam into a roiling turbulent sea during one summer's vacation on Cape Cod Her journey of self-discovery eventually leads her to make an agonizing choice. |
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