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    Our Yard on 2625 East Cedar Avenue and Other Stories and Poems
    Our Yard on 2625 East Cedar Avenue and Other Stories and Poems
    Our Yard on 2625 East Cedar Avenue and Other Stories and Poems
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    Our Yard on 2625 East Cedar Avenue and Other Stories and Poems

    By Trish Schreiber

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    The writing style in Willa Cather Is My Great Aunt and Other Stories is direct and honest. By describing specific moments in her life, Trish Schreiber creates an honest and interesting portrayal of her family.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTrafford Publishing
    Release dateSep 11, 2015
    ISBN9781490760865
    Our Yard on 2625 East Cedar Avenue and Other Stories and Poems
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    Trish Schreiber

    Trish Schreiber is a first-time author. She grew up in Denver, Colorado, the daughter of a successful oil man. She had a childhood of wealth and privilege. Her mother’s aunt was the famous American author Willa Cather, so writing has always been in her blood.

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