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I am a contributing author to this anthology about stillbirth. My essay, What No One Tells You, is the first chapter of the book.
They Were Still Born is a collection of stories by mothers, fathers and grandparents who have experienced stillbirth. Edited by Janel Atlas and with a foreword by Elizabeth McCracken, the book is a valuable tool for anyone touched by stillbirth.
You can order the book from the following sources:
Amazon
Barnes and Noble
Rowman and Littlefield
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- Virginia
- I'm a wife, mom, writer, and lover of ice cream. Contact me at virginiawilliams @ yahoo (dot) com.
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I am a contributing author to this anthology about stillbirth. My essay, What No One Tells You, is the first chapter of the book.
They Were Still Born is a collection of stories by mothers, fathers and grandparents who have experienced stillbirth. Edited by Janel Atlas and with a foreword by Elizabeth McCracken, the book is a valuable tool for anyone touched by stillbirth.
You can order the book from the following sources:
Amazon
Barnes and Noble
Rowman and Littlefield
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3 comments:
Beautiful. What a lovely colour. xo
I cherish the flower I have for Sam and Jack too. Such a wonderful gift.
Thank you. The flower is just perfect, I think.
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