Deborah L. Fruchey

Priestess of Secrets (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Priestess of Secrets is a collection of unique voices: the abused woman who wants to abandon her son... the wife who waits for her husband to wind down like a clock...the man with a desk full of unfinished novels who cannot look in the mirror...the house that is throwing a party to which the owner is not invited...these and many other voices await you in Deborah's collection of flash fiction. Priestess of Secrets will take you on a journey that is fresh and fascinating.

"A series of fictive vignettes... a wonderful assemblage of voices. Introducing each of these "flash fictions" is a statement that snares the reader:
"The minute we die we become more valuable."
"The car smelt like mold."
"There were no orchards in my childhood."
"She'd always wanted a room that wasn't a room."
They pull you into the miniature worlds Fruchey has created. Sometimes they comprise internal dialogues of an interesting someone, and you want to know more. Sometimes it is a question to tumble for answers. However, without exception you are engrossed."
- from the foreword by Robert Eastwood

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Deborah L. Fruchey
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781370119875
• Artikelnr.: 48890327

Autorenporträt

Deborah Fruchey was born in California over 50 years ago. Her first novel, The Unwilling Heiress, was chosen as a Best Book by the American Bookseller's Association in 1987. She has attended several colleges just for fun, never earning a degree, and has worked at everything from international banking to selling light bulbs over the phone.

In 2005 Deborah married musician Robert Hamaker, and settled in as a full time author. She occasionally does vocals for her husband's meditation music. She also speaks for the National Alliance of Mental Illness in their In Our Own Voice program, as a result of her own experience with Bipolar Disorder.

Deborah no longer understands why she ever bothered with anything besides writing.