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As I Remember It - Citron, Cynthia
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"As I Remember It" chronicles the author's adventures in the Philippines, Spain, South Africa, India, Norway, Ethiopia, Boston, Hartford, New York, Brazil, and California. It tells of the fascinating people she met and worked with in Ethiopia, at Expo 67 in Montreal, at CARE World Headquarters in New York, as the Director of Publications at Boston University, and as an Assistant Vice President at the University of Hartford. Her memoir includes apocryphal stories of her family, her grandmother and "the Memas," her best friends Agnes and Viki, advice on Places to Miss and a Beckett review.

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Produktbeschreibung
"As I Remember It" chronicles the author's adventures in the Philippines, Spain, South Africa, India, Norway, Ethiopia, Boston, Hartford, New York, Brazil, and California. It tells of the fascinating people she met and worked with in Ethiopia, at Expo 67 in Montreal, at CARE World Headquarters in New York, as the Director of Publications at Boston University, and as an Assistant Vice President at the University of Hartford. Her memoir includes apocryphal stories of her family, her grandmother and "the Memas," her best friends Agnes and Viki, advice on Places to Miss and a Beckett review.
Autorenporträt
Cynthia Citron has lived and worked on every continent except Antarctica as a journalist, public relations and communications director, a documentary screenwriter and a theater reviewer. She is a co-founder of Earthwatch, the scientific research expedition company, and for the past sixteen years she has written a weekly theater review column, Play Time, for a number of national print and online newspapers. She writes about apocryphal stories of her family, her grandmother and "the Memas," her best friends Agnes and Viki, and a chapter that advices on places to miss.