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650 - What We Wore: True Stories of Power, Promises, and Polyester - Paperback

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by Kathleen Bennett Bastis (Author), Ann Casapini (Author), Lynn Edelson (Author)

What We Wore is an engaging collection of short personal narratives initially presented by the authors on stage at SUNY Ulster in New York's Hudson River Valley. The powerful stories in this volume offer a virtual closetful of sartorial experiences.

Author Biography

650 Editor and Founder Edward McCann is a writer whose features and essays have been published in many national magazines and literary journals, including Better Homes & Gardens, The Irish Echo, The Sun, and others. His essay, "Pregnant Again," was selected for the anthology, Listen To Your Mother: What She Said Then, What We're Saying Now, published spring 2015 by Penguin, and he's recently completed a memoir about the search for his missing nephew. An award-winning television writer/producer and longtime contributing editor at Country Living magazine, Ed is also a member of New York City-based Artists Without Walls and Irish American Writers and Artists, and he lives and writes in New York's Hudson River Valley.

Number of Pages: 66
Dimensions: 0.14 x 8.5 x 5.51 IN
Publication Date: February 18, 2017
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