Life In The Past Lane: Memoir Readings

Captivating tales of life in the past lane from NCFL Memoir group. This very popular group has been bringing their stories to life since 2012. The tales will be as varied as this group of women, drawn from the experiences of each person’s life: funny, sad, surprising, and surprisingly personal, you never know what you will hear next. A few in the group have read their stories on WAMC’s Listener’s Essay. Others have had pieces published, and a couple of members are writing seriously with plans for a book later.

Dorothy Cummings moderates and a provides a brief relevant bio for each of the writers. There will be time for questions after the program.

“The Carnival” by Mitzi Dorton
“Well Worth the Challenge” by Leona Scarpinato
“L’Ove Frullatta” or “Beaten Egg” by Maria Cosenza
“The Heart of the Home” by Marlene Clark
“My Life in Cycles” by Landra Haber
“Aunt Hanyah’s Matzoh Balls” by Carol Hegeman
“Gardening Innovations” by Nicole Corey
“Take the Bus” by Bonnie Rothenberg