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Want to read Terry regularly? Go to her Blog named "Exit Only" http://terrymarotta.wordpress.com Still Following the Trail of Breadcrumbs A great way to look at life around you and to sort out what is occurring within you at the same time. Inspirational. - Bookviews An absorbing tool ideal for cultivating free-association writing and journaling skills the Midwest Review 30th Birthday Abington Library Terry, the featured speaker for Abington Library's 30th Birthday celebration, chats with Mary Lane, Treasurer of the Friends. ![]() More about Terry Marotta. Readers React Readers of Terry's Column react. More In Memory Smoke rises from a building and we think of them. It can be any building, anywhere. A plane rises from the ground and we think of them, and pray they did not see death rushing toward them with such swift certainty... Read More Visit to Tucson Armed with your voice and a sense of your writing presence I attended a meeting tonight at the assisted living facility for Alzheimer's patients where my mother lives. - Letter NSNC ![]() |
Terry does regular commentaries for New Yorks WAMC, Northeast Public Radio. This selection: "Rest Hour" This selection: "A Funny Take on Therapy"
Released from Ravenscroft Press Terrys New Book and CDs! Still Following the Trail of Breadcrumbs ![]() More about New Book and CDs WFCR Journaling Interview
Pressroom Interviews Harvard Connection Boston's Chronicle Channel 5 One-on-One, CN8 WFCR, Public Radio WNAV Public Radio New Yorks WAMC, Public Radio |
Terry Marotta Remembering John Updike WBUR and NPR's On Point with Tom Ashbrook "He taught me how to write" says Terry of the recently deceased John Updike. Read her "Tribute to the Master" then listen to her remarks as the very last call-in guest on Tom Ashbrook's "On Point" on Public Radio. WAMC Essay Let It, Melt, Let It Melt, Let It Melt Recent Columns ![]() Terry Marotta This week as every week, Terry's column is on her Blog: http://terrymarotta.wordpress.com In a Family You are Known There are no bad experiences when the companys good. I realized this anew when I came upon journal entries made when our children were young. We had just returned... Read More This Month with its Plain Linen Days These are the plain days, when we return to our right minds, the way that old Prodigal Son did, waking among the pigs. Im guessing that happened in January too. Its the month... Read More Run-Up to MLK Day I was standing in line at the supermarket once, when an acquaintance hailed me to ask where my child was in the college application process. Then, in a loud voice... Read More |
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