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In addition to personal experience and interviews, information from the following research material was included:
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
LOUISE ANN BARTON
This great-grandmother is a master storyteller from a family of master storytellers. With a major in business and a minor in law, she has taught at the college level and holds an MA, a BA, an AAS, a Master Gardener certification, and is an herbalist of sorts. She lectures and has taught college classes. She vacationed in the Dominican Republic and was part of a special Peace Corps project there. She spent over 17 years educating Dominican teenagers in New York City.
Ms. Barton has co-authored a series of books about the Southern New Jersey Pine Barrens and has written Web pages, newspaper articles, novels, short stories, poetry, plays, children's stories, educational materials, has edited musical CD inserts, and is an award-winning poet.
Of Cherokee heritage, Ms. Barton has been a member of a Native American authors' group. She also belongs to the Gatherers Institute Writers’ Workshop, The Jersey Shore Writers' Guild, and most of those held in the Ocean County Library System in southern New Jersey. She founded The Prose & Poetry Writers’ Guild and has produced, directed, and performed in a number of off-Broadway plays (drama, Shakespeare, and musicals), has read original poetry and short stories in coffee houses, and moonlighted as both a magician and a musician.
After a lifetime as a native New Yorker, she lives in the Jersey Pine Barrens with her faithful feline companion. You may join the author at louisebartonsbooks.blogspot.com, which provides links to web sites for her other books.
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