Renée Rosen
Oooh, that's a really interesting question. One unresolved possibility could be... What really happened to my grandmother's harp and grand piano? She was my father's mother. Studied at Julliard and was an enormously talented harpist and pianist. She died young and tragically (which could be another book) and they sold her harp and piano. My father was on a quest for years trying to find them and buy them back. They're still out there somewhere.
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I love your books! I talked with you just a bit when you were researching Windy City Blues (Willie Dixon's Blues Heaven Foundation was my client back then). As a Chicago reporter/editor, "White Collar Girl" resonated. I've read all of them now except your April release. I eagerly await your book on Ruth Handler. I'm writing two books right now and have so many questions. Have you ever thought of doing a master class?
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I enjoyed "Let's Call Her Barbie" and wondered what year you were born?That author information used to be on the "Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data" on the Copyright Page and I am just curious. I was born in 1951 and got one of the first Barbies. Thank you from Rosemary
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