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 MOXIE COSMOS SAYS . . . Editing the second book in my series of six “Sophie and Sam” mysteries, this phrase is meaningful in a practical sense. I am about three-thousand words over my self-imposed limit. The longer the book, the more it will cost, and I am determined to keep a paperback under $15, which MOXIE COSMOS SAYS . . . My friend Trudy, an astonishingly productive artist, is now resigned to the fate of going into a retirement “home” to get the help she needs to deal with Parkinson’s Disease. She has had in-home caregivers part time up until now, but needs less responsibility and more security. The problem is, she’s  MOXIE COSMOS SAYS… My friend Trudy Heeb has Parkinson’s disease, but that hasn’t stopped her from producing about 200 works of art in the past two years. They include layers of effort, from photographs or drawings to copies arranged in rows Warhol style; assemblages embellished by natural materials or Japanese paper cuttings and calligraphy. Her most MOXIE COSMOS SAYS . . . My friend Trudy Heeb has Parkinson’s disease, but that hasn’t stopped her from producing about 200 works of art in the past two years. They include layers of effort, from photographs or drawings to copies arranged in rows Warhol style; assemblages embellished by natural materials or Japanese paper cuttings and |
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