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Coming Soon--new memoir

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  Tomorrow, Long Ago 
Journeys of Loss and Wonder

 

Grieving the loss 

of two beloved grandchildren,

I embark on pilgrimages

near and far,

 discovering surprising

new family members.

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ADVANCE PRAISE FOR TOMORROW, LONG AGO

 

Heartbreaking and heart lifting, the book will grip readers with its searing portrayal of devastating loss and one woman’s reconstruction of life and family by embracing memories and searching for connections in unforeseen places. --Susan Hartmann, Distinguished Arts and Humanities Professor of History Emerita, The Ohio State University

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The depictions of the children are impossible to forget.  The author's dedication in setting down the harrowing events defy the imagination.  Must reading for anyone suffering loss.--Ronda Griffith Bivens, MSW, Educator, Vinton County Public Schools

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Totally engrossing, start to finish. --Christopher Highley, Professor of English and Director, Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, The Ohio State University.

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A poignant blend of tragedy and delight; witty and brave. --Robert Barone, Professor of History, University of Montevallo

 

Sharyn Talbert has written a wonderful book about every family's greatest fear.  With a sharp eye for grief and a killing turn of phrase, Tomorrow, Long Ago will stay as long in the memory as the work of Emily Dickinson.  Talbert shows us a heartbreaking new America, a world that, for all its sunlight, is in deep pain.  At the same time, her book has an arc of grace, taking us to an improbable place of light and healing.  This is a profound work of real importance.--Sebastian D.G. Knowles, Professor of English Emeritus, The Ohio State University

 

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