When I was 8 years old, my mom took me to buy the newly released Apple Macintosh. I plopped down before the display model and wrote a short story. The salesman later showed it to prospective buyers to help sell their computers.
It’s no surprise that I became an expert in narrative writing. I've collaborated with numerous people on page-turner memoirs that traced the arc of their personal transformation from tragedy to triumph.
The story I'm writing now is Troublesome Women, a novel about two of my ancestors committed to a notorious asylum. This work-in-progress gives them a voice and explores the emotional truth of their experiences.