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https://youtu.be/c17wiNKVKHY Members of the IWOSC based in LA joined a zoom session on Turning Your Family History into a Book. …
Members of Fennel Grove Book Club read Where are the grown-ups? and sent me a list of questions about the …
The second part of my memoir, Where are the grown-ups? required some historical research. I didn't include everything I found …
The Daily Telegraph's feature on moving from a city to a rural location features Ruth and Tim Badley as one …
A presentation, discussion and Q&A on all aspects of using your family's story as material for a book. The …
An audience of some 50 plus NWR members joined me online for a presentation and Q&A on Where are the …
I was part of Dubai's theatre community for the two and half years I lived in the United Arab …
Before the Covid-19 crisis forced the cancellation of shows and exhibitions, Family Tree Magazine had asked me to …
Sylvia is dying. Ruth is at her bedside.
A lifetime of loss and misunderstanding lies between mother and daughter.
In this coming of age story, a whispered family tragedy
casts a shadow across three generations.
It’s 1930 and in London’s Jewish East End, Rose is expecting a baby.
When the natural order is disrupted, and part of our personal history is erased,
who do we become?
