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    Write Again: A collection of stories, articles, memoirs, and poems
    Write Again: A collection of stories, articles, memoirs, and poems
    Write Again: A collection of stories, articles, memoirs, and poems
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    Write Again: A collection of stories, articles, memoirs, and poems

    By Starla Criser

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    Twenty-nine authors from the Wichita, Kansas Senior Centers share their writing efforts. This is a first-time experience in publishing for some of them. For all of them, this is a long-time dream.

     

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherStarla Enterprises, Inc
    Release dateOct 28, 2018
    ISBN9780578409818
    Write Again: A collection of stories, articles, memoirs, and poems
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    Starla Criser

    Starla Criser is a multi-published author of children's books and story collections of relationship stories about mature adults over age sixty. She works with several active groups of senior adults, teaches about writing to seniors, and acts as a mentor to other writers in her Kansas community. She is a graduate of Wichita State University in gerontology.

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