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Growing Up on Concord

 

This charming memoir recounts the author’s mother and her own upbringing in the peaceful, quiet mountain town of Boulder, Colorado, in the first half of the twentieth century. Growing Up on Concord is a unique American story, one steeped in memory as it pays homage to a simpler time and place. A treasured story of family, childhood and self-discovery, Growing Up on Concord recounts youth’s memorable lessons and adventures, and the deep bond that can form between siblings who seem helpless to the ever-changing world and events around them.

 

374 pages

Paperback edition: ISBN (TO COME)

Hardcover edition: ISBN 978-0-9834829-5-6

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Notes from the Past
A Family History of Early Mining Pioneers
on the Colorado Front Range

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Based on hand-written notes, ledgers and diaries the author found tucked away in a battered box, hidden in her family home for more than 40 years, Notes from the Past details the true story, personal account of the author’s paternal grandparents, spanning more than 120 years—from the 1840s to the 1960s—and who witnessed profound changes in the country. This riveting history and narrative nonfiction delves into the booming silver mining in Colorado’s Front Range mountains at the turn of the twentieth century, an industry fraught with disaster and full of prosperity.

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266 pages
Paperback edition: ISBN 979-8-58017-255-2 

Hardcover edition: ISBN 978-0-9834829-4-9

Forthcoming

Corporate Slide

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An American Trilogy

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This semi-autobiographical story tells the personal and professional story of a woman’s 45-year career working as a minority in the emerging information technology industry between the late 1960s to 1980s. One woman’s unadorned, gripping, raw-bones account of what it was like trying to both maintain a career and raise a family in a male-dominated working world. Corporate Slide takes on particular relevance in today’s working climate, addressing issues of personal and work discrimination through the current lens of the “Me Too” movement and gender equality.

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