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My love of fiction first
appeared in childhood, when I created what I now recognize as
character sketches for each of my Barbie dolls. As a ten-year-old, I
wrote and directed theatrical works featuring neighborhood children.
The curtain (otherwise known as our garage door) would go up to the
applause of mothers seated in lawn chairs on the driveway. My fourth
grade teacher captured my imagination with Laura Ingalls Wilder’s
Little House series and my teen years were populated by people like
Peter Jenkins in A Walk Across America and Corrie ten Boom in
The Hiding Place. Even though I was too young to experience
romance firsthand, I was entranced with books such as Love Story
by Erich Segal and Colleen McCullough’s The Thorn Birds.
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