The Life of Alice

History, People, Reviews January 2, 2017 December 30, 2016

The Life of Alice is a Genre-bending Biography of an Unusual Ancestor

by Joan Sullivan

Alice also fell in love with, and married, a much older man – who was divorced. That was then an extremely unorthodox social situation and it caused her family to disown her.

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King's Co-op Bookstore @kingsbookstore·

We set up at Café Lara to record and share poetry from @itsakirby's book launch featuring local poets friends @AliceBurdick, @NolanNatasha, @thisisannick, and @bartvautour.

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Loved reading Bill MacPherson's @abtmagazine review of my book, Adventures in Bubbles and Brine. He calls it "informative and fun... a pleasure to peruse and learn from." Informative and fun is the tone I was hoping for, so this is great.

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