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Kathleen Walker
As reporter, freelance writer and author, Kathleen Walker has spent her writing life searching for intriguing stories about people and the places that impact them. She has created in fiction, documented in non-fiction, and recounted in humorous essays.
Her latest novel, The Daisy Farm, takes her readers on a journey through the memories of a young girl whose family moved from Texas to the idyllic coastal town of Darien, Connecticut. Once again, intriguing people and the power of places fill the pages.
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In Tokeneke, the houses were all big with big lawns and big trees. They looked dark somehow, far off the road, hidden under the trees. In Rowayton, the houses along the wetlands were right out in the open. They had funny shapes and funny colors, bright yellow, green, red.
“Artists,” my daddy said as we drove down the road to Wee Burn. “Artists and Democrats.”
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