Swerve

I knew my life was going to change when I heard Grant Tinker's voice telling me he thought I could maybe, just maybe, write for The Mary Tyler Moore Show. I left the phone booth feeling different, even a little dizzy, and headed through the Murphy Hall crowd to my next class. Fawn Brodie's American Political Biography. Something was happening to me but I didn't have a name for it yet.
More than forty years later in Michelle Obama's brilliantly conversational memoir BECOMING was the word that described it all perfectly.
I borrowed it from Michelle Obama when I named this blog Swerve. I hope she won't mind.
Becoming by Michelle Obama
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Swerve

Pamela Redford Russell
I swerved from sitcom to historical fiction. The Mary Tyler Moore Show 5th Season 1975 to THE WOMAN WHO LOVED JOHN WILKES BOOTH (GP Putnam 1978)
Mary Richards to Mary Surratt. What a swerve.
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