We have photographs and selections from books written in Rome and San Francisco, we have an interview and photographs by and about a 95-year-old superstar, Editta Sherman, written by a most fabulous British journalist moonlighting in America. We have British radio maven Sarah Montague who favors us with written words about lives at the crossroad. Charles Degelman beams in from Los Angeles with an overview of the political soup bubbling around us, and gives great perspective on the landscape from Seneca Falls to Hillary Clinton. We feature aviatrixes, artists, politicians, pundits; the works come from across the country, across the street, and around the world. It is all new work, all in only 32 pages. All in praise of women.
And I hope readers will visit me at my blogspot. www.midlifemambo.blogspot.com or visit WWW.WICKIWORLD.COM. We will post links to many of the writers and thinkers you’ve enjoyed during the past year and a half. The world is wonderfully small now, and we can reach out in so many ways.
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