Susan R. Horton Livres

Anyone who wants to learn how to write, how to think, and how thinking and writing are related will want to read this book.

Exploring the intersection of personal history and place, Susan R. Horton's seventh book reflects her diverse experiences as a factory worker's daughter, teacher, and activist across various cities. Through her journey, she examines the significance of everyday objects and environments in shaping identity and memory. Horton's narrative invites readers to consider their own paths and the influences that have guided them, embodying the idea that our surroundings and interactions are integral to understanding who we are.