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Writing in the Face of Grief

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In 2009 my husband was windsurfing off the coast of Maui; flexing his well-toned muscles as he perfected his jibes; falling off the board and climbing back on, conquering the force of nature to be one with it. Meanwhile, I, his landlubbing wife, safely planted in the sand, was snapping photos of my seventy-two-year-old daredevil. […]

Power Behind the WNBA: Sarah “Bebe” Brechner

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The member diversity in the Women’s National Book Association (WNBA) makes our goal of connecting, educating, advocating, and leading possible. As Bookwomen, we believe “Books Have Power.” The Bookwoman welcomes Bebe Brechner (WNBA-Nashville) to the “Power Behind the WNBA” interview series! Tell us about yourself.  My work in the information industry involves managing and developing academic […]

How to Write Readable Digital Content: The Basics

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Most of us interact with digital content daily. Maybe you read the latest Bookwoman newsletter. Maybe you caught up on your favorite author’s blog. Did you do any online shopping? Did you get sucked onto social media for hours, alternating between looking at posts, pictures, and memes and reading articles from your favorite news outlets […]

Power Behind the WNBA: Karen Kersting

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The member diversity in the Women’s National Book Association (WNBA) makes our goal of connecting, educating, advocating, and leading possible. As bookwomen, we believe “Books Have Power.” The Bookwoman welcomes Karen Kersting (WNBA-New Orleans) to the “Power Behind the WNBA” interview series! Tell us about yourself.  Since arriving in the city in 1982, I refer to […]

Women’s National Book Association–Greater Philadelphia

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In our fourth official year as a chapter, Greater Philadelphia is growing strong!   Our members make this chapter so unique and special. From sharing our passion for reading and writing books to promoting literacy and service for people of all ages, our goal is always to lift and inspire.  We make sure that all of […]

Power Behind the WNBA: Jane Kinney Denning

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The member diversity in the Women’s National Book Association (WNBA) makes our goal of connecting, educating, advocating, and leading possible. As bookwomen, we believe “Books Have Power.” The Bookwoman welcomes Jane Kinney Denning (WNBA-NYC) to the “Power Behind the WNBA” interview series! Tell us about yourself.  I am a writer, an editor, and the immediate past […]

WNBA Members’ Noteworthy News, January 2019

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  It’s a new year, and The Women’s National Book Association members are making an impact. The WNBA is home to a talented membership who do so much to promote literacy in our communities. Kudos to these members for their outstanding work!     San Francisco Elise Maria’s Super Ager, You Can Look Younger, Have […]

Power Behind the WNBA: Pat D’Innocenzo

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The member diversity in the Women’s National Book Association (WNBA) makes our goal of connecting, educating, advocating, and leading possible. As bookwomen, we believe “Books Have Power.” The Bookwoman welcomes Pat D’Innocenzo (WNBA-Nashville) to the “Power Behind the WNBA” interview series! Tell us about yourself.  I am Pat D’Innocenzo, and I belong to the Greater Philadelphia […]

Happy New Year!

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Happy New Year!   May 2019 bring you blessings, dreams realized, and wonderful books to read. Sincerely, The Bookwoman staff

Power Behind the WNBA: Paula Watts

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Each week, the Bookwoman blog introduces one of our members. At the WNBA, we embrace the diverse backgrounds and varied interests of our members. Learning more about each other through the weekly “Power Behind the WNBA” interview series allows us to become more connected. Meet this week’s interviewee: Paula Watts, WNBA-Nashville!

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