Although a constant personal correspondent by email and snail, I rarely write letters to the editor. I do read several papers every day, both hard copy and online. But now, I often only scan and skim, flinching at the news.

A recent low-voltage headline in the New York Times caught my eye: “Biden Has Raised Little of What He Needs to Build a Presidential Library.” One of those quoted — a disgruntled prior “longtime Democratic donor” — said, “He’ll be lucky to have a bookmobile.” The comment set me thinking. After breakfast, I wrote to the editor post haste (well, emailed virtual post haste). Read more…

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Author Ellen Prentiss Campbell

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Ellen Prentiss Campbell

Ellen told stories before she could read. As a psychotherapist, she listened to stories; now she writes full time. Her novels have been honored in competitions; The Bowl with Gold Seams received the Indy Excellence Award for Historical Fiction. Ellen’s award-winning stories have been recognized by the Pushcart Press; her collection Contents Under Pressure was nominated for the National Book Award.

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