Pam Munter

"'Life, ' George Bernard Shaw wrote, 'is not about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself.' That experience-creating myself while living an adventurous life on a learning curve-is at the core of AS ALONE AS I WANT TO BE. The memoir is a feminist journey through a life lived deliberately-many lives, actually-as seen via an occasionally sardonic point of view, an eye for irony and humor and a consistent sense of awe. It will encourage readers to go for their dreams at any age but women over 50 might find much with which to identify. Achieving mastery in several fields is still unusual for a woman in contemporary society, much less one from an earlier generation."

A Memoir

As Alone As I Want to Be

Sarah Davis

Bruce Meyer

Laura Austin

Daniel Goldstein

Paula Rodriguez

Suzanne Eaton

lindsay killips

Dina Rothschild

Maximilian Ruiz DeZarate

Sarah Venaccio

Wendy Thornton

Brayden Wiseman

Derville Quigley

Tabitha Jenkins

Simon Stegall

Freda Wooten

Shelby Zurcher

Joanne Harris-Duff

Kyle Hoehne

Briana Hernandez

CD Collins

Discover The Rich Colors and Textures of Life Through These Short Stories Choose your favorite story and immerse yourself in a wonderful voyage right away. Enjoy an incredible collection of stories coming from different lands, races, and religions that every reader will love, The book is beautifully divided into 3 sections (3 words) and a few poems: · Errands, take a simple and short trip to the mind and souls of different authors. · Euphemism. An intense collection of stories reveals how euphemisms are part of our everyday life. · Evanescence, simple, but incredibly powerful messages are captured in short stories before they vanish like dreams. · Few Poems – So insightful and inspiring, they remind us to enjoy life. Three Words: Collection of Short Stories, offers something for everyone within these pages. So, curl up on your favorite reading spot and let yourself be transported to new and exciting places. Here’s part of the stories packed inside this new book: · Concussions And Errands · Nothing Bugs Me · Settling Up · Your Mother Is Resting · Secrets In the Sand · By The Side Of the Road · Shades of Trees And many more! The simple things in life often mean the most. Three Words: Collection of Short Stories, it’s a collection of short stories that serve as a reminder to appreciate life, love, and companionship. This book consists of a variety of stories that offer a fresh perspective on life that can help to brighten our day and make us appreciate the people and relationships in our lives.Discover The Rich Colors and Textures of Life Through These Short Stories Choose your favorite story and immerse yourself in a wonderful voyage right away. Enjoy an incredible collection of stories coming from different lands, races, and religions that every reader will love, The book is beautifully divided into 3 sections (3 words) and a few poems: · Errands, take a simple and short trip to the mind and souls of different authors. · Euphemism. An intense collection of stories reveals how euphemisms are part of our everyday life. · Evanescence, simple, but incredibly powerful messages are captured in short stories before they vanish like dreams. · Few Poems – So insightful and inspiring, they remind us to enjoy life. Three Words: Collection of Short Stories, offers something for everyone within these pages. So, curl up on your favorite reading spot and let yourself be transported to new and exciting places. Here’s part of the stories packed inside this new book: · Concussions And Errands · Nothing Bugs Me · Settling Up · Your Mother Is Resting · Secrets In the Sand · By The Side Of the Road · Shades of Trees And many more! The simple things in life often mean the most. Three Words: Collection of Short Stories, it’s a collection of short stories that serve as a reminder to appreciate life, love, and companionship. This book consists of a variety of stories that offer a fresh perspective on life that can help to brighten our day and make us appreciate the people and relationships in our lives.

Three Words

"Munter probes the lives of Hollywood women after the lights have gone down in this debut collection of fiction and drama....Munter writes purposefully about the systemic misogyny that has dominated Hollywood throughout its history, from predatory producers on casting couches to women being considered too old before they were out of their 30s. A common theme is the exploitation perpetrated by the various husbands who only continue the damage started by other men... A thought-provoking, well-crafted collection of Hollywood survival stories." - Kirkus Reviews Pam Munter has authored several books including When Teens Were Keen: Freddie Stewart and The Teen Agers of Monogram (Nicholas Lawrence Press, 2005) and Almost Famous: In and Out of Show Biz (Westgate Press, 1986) and is a contributor to many others. She's a retired clinical psychologist, former performer and film historian. Her many lengthy retrospec¬tives on the lives of often-forgotten Hollywood performers and others have appeared in Classic Images and Films of the Golden Age. More recently, her essays and short stories have more than 150 publications. She is the nonfiction book reviewer for Fourth and Sycamore.Her play Life Without was a semi-finalist in the Ebell of Los Angeles Playwriting Competition and was nominated for the Bill Groves Award for Outstanding Original Writing, along with a nomination for Outstanding Play in the Staged Reading category. Her second play, That Screwy, Ballyhooey Hollywood, will open the new season for Script2Stage2Screen in Rancho Mirage, CA. She has an MFA in Creative Writing and Writing for the Performing Arts. Her memoir, As Alone As I Want To Be, was published by Adelaide Books in October 2018. You can find much of her writing at www.pammunter.com.

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