Risking the Rapids - O'Garden, Irene
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Readers who were riveted by the beautifully written and powerful stories of Jeannette Walls and Cheryl Strayed will be moved by this true tale of a midwestern girl overcoming and healing from her brutal childhood.

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Readers who were riveted by the beautifully written and powerful stories of Jeannette Walls and Cheryl Strayed will be moved by this true tale of a midwestern girl overcoming and healing from her brutal childhood.
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Irene O¿Garden has won or been nominated for prizes in nearly every writing category from stage to e-screen, hardcovers, children¿s books as well as literary magazines and anthologies. Her critically-acclaimed play Women On Fire, (Samuel French) starring Judith Ivey, played sold-out houses at Off-Broadway¿s Cherry Lane Theatre and was nominated for a Lucille Lortel Award. Her new play, Little Heart, won her a Berilla Kerr Playwriting Fellowship and was awarded full development at the New Harmony Play Project. O¿Garden was awarded a Pushcart Prize for her lyric essay ¿Glad To Be Human,¿ (Untreed Reads.) Harper published her first memoir Fat Girl and Nirala Press recently published her book Fulcrum, Selected Poems, which contains her prize-winning poem ¿Nonfiction.¿ Her poems and essays have been featured in dozens of literary journals and award-winning anthologies (including A Slant of Light, USA Book award Best Anthology), and she has been honored with an Alice Desmond Award and an Oppenheimer for her children¿s books. A seasoned and entertaining presenter both on stage and video, O¿Garden has appeared at top literary venues: including The Player¿s Club, the Bowery Poetry Club, Nuyorican Poetry Café, and KGB in Manhattan; The Poetry Café, Mycennae House and Vinyl Deptford in London, and all throughout the Hudson Valley. She¿s a regular contributor to 650¿Where Writers Read, in New York City and Sarah Lawrence College and has received several grants from Poets and Writers. Irene also presents to an audience of hundreds annually at the Global Seth Conference. O¿Garden has lived joyfully with her husband John Pielmeier, for 40 years. Most known for his play Agnes of God, John also writes movies and miniseries for television. This year, Scribner published his first novel, Hook¿s Tale,¿ and his stage adaptation of The Exorcist opened in London¿s West End.