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Ann K. Howley

    Ann K. Howley ist eine Autorin, die davon überzeugt ist, dass das Leben jedes Einzelnen es wert ist, aufgeschrieben zu werden. Sie teilt ihre Erfahrungen und Erkenntnisse in Artikeln und Essays, die in landesweiten Publikationen erscheinen, und ist die Autorin einer preisgekrönten Memoiren. Durch ihre Lehrtätigkeit und Workshops motiviert sie andere, den Wert ihrer eigenen Geschichten zu entdecken. Derzeit arbeitet sie an einem Jugendroman, was ihr kreatives Schaffen erweitert.

    Confessions of a Do-Gooder Gone Bad
    The Memory of Cotton
    • The Memory of Cotton

      • 180 Seiten
      • 7 Lesestunden

      Fifteen-year old Shelby's life has been spiraling out of control since her little brother died and her parents divorced. She gets in fights at school, lashes out at her mother, and can't find a way to pull herself out of her self-centered vortex of anger, fear, and grief. When Shelby inadvertently finds her great grandfather's Ku Klux Klan robe and a cryptic message embroidered in a family quilt, Shelby and her conflicted, gay, best friend Darrin drive traumatized Grandma to her hometown in North Carolina to help her make amends with the past. But the murderous secret Grandma divulges is only half the truth, and after the teens cleverly piece together other parts of the mystery, they confront her and demand to know what happened. The unexpected truth that she reveals about what Shelby's great grandfather and the Ku Klux Klan did in 1956 shocks the kids and alters the trajectory of their lives.

      The Memory of Cotton
    • Confessions of A Do-Gooder Gone Bad, a 2014 TAZ Award winner, is a wry, humorous coming of age memoir about a well-intentioned

      Confessions of a Do-Gooder Gone Bad