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Did Jesus Have a Cat?: And Other Observations from a Quirky Mind

Did Jesus Have a Cat?: And Other Observations from a Quirky Mind

Purcell, Connie
Pursell, Connie

Paperback

Letters & EssaysLiterary CriticismGeneral Sociology

ISBN10: 098296787X
ISBN13: 9780982967874
Publisher: Aperion Books
Published: Aug 15 2011
Pages: 268
Weight: 0.80
Height: 0.56 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Connie Pursell is an astute observer of life whose writings capture the eccentric, the quirky, and even the divine in everyday incidents. Inspired by the writings of Natalie Goldberg, David Sedaris, and Nora Ephron, Connie's own unique insights come alive as she eloquently tackles an eclectic variety of subjects such as, I'm Becoming My Mother After All, I've Kissed My Last Frog, and Nurturing the Core Being. Connie's quirky mind reflects a playful, unpredictable way of looking at things. And while her subject matter may be ordinary, her views are always unconventional. She loves to give reality a slight tweak, which often results in either a humorous or sober outcome-but either way it is always fresh and distinctive. Pursell majors in nuances and the complicated. Everything life offers, like it or not, is fodder for her nimble, mischievous prose. -Reverend Tom Owen-Towle About the Author Connie Pursell is a baby boomer and a technical writer. Did Jesus Have a Cat? is her first book of essays. She also writes poetry and a couple of her poems are included in this book. Connie grew up in Lancaster, California and earned BA and MA degrees in English from Cal State University, Long Beach. She is active in volunteer activities, makes beaded jewelry, and lives in Laguna Niguel, CA with her three cats.

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