Vicki Winslow grew up and studied writing in North Carolina. Her book for middle readers, Follow the Leader, won Bantam Doubleday Dell Books for Young Readers’ Marguerite de Angeli Prize in 1995. Her novella, The Conversion of Jefferson Scotten, appeared in Meat and Potatoes, a collection of three novellas published by Short Sharp Shock (July 2011).
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Vicki, This is so wonderful!!! I love the whole thing….your photo….your lovely writing….and especially feeling close to you when reading it!!! Lizanne
Hi again Vicki. Read your “About” and can’t wait to see more…
(but I’ll be checking out the bees first; )
Cheers, D.
Thank you for following my blog. Time seems to be compressed lately. I awake today feeling so grateful for my life and all its’ blessings so I decided to start thanking people. Blog-pals are important to me.
Hi, Vicky, let me know how siberia can come to you, at rhenisch at telus dot net, and I’ll check, out a US source for you. Now, back to the little green tomatoes. HR
Question: Are you still in North Carolina and whereabouts in NC are you?
Liberty, NC! The perfect location for 4th of July.
I’ve got family in Burnsville is why I asked. 🙂