[Lekooks] Launch week for: My Neglected Gods by Joanne Nelson

[Joanne Nelson]

Hey Friends, 
My book, My Neglected Gods launched yesterday. I wanted to share info about it with you all!
Best, Joanne

    
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|  My Neglected Gods  |

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by Joanne Nelson
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★★★★★ “There’s sadness here, and grief and regret. But there’s also appreciation and gratitude...”
 
Lynn Domina, author of Framed in Silence
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| About the Book |
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A humorous and heartfelt journey through life’s often-ignored quiet moments. Ignored until, plate of cookies in hand, they come begging for a chat. All the while, the kids move out, the house gets put up for sale, and loved ones age.
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|  About the Author  |
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Joanne Nelson is the author of the memoir, This Is How We Leave. Her writing appears in numerous journals and anthologies. She won the Hal Prize in nonfiction, as well as other literary awards, and has contributed to Lake Effect on Milwaukee’s NPR station. Nelson lives in Hartland, Wisconsin, where she teaches at the university level and leads community programs. She gives presentations on mindfulness and writing, creativity, and the second half of life. Nelson holds an MFA from the Bennington Writing Seminars, an MSSW from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and is a certified meditation instructor.
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“A record of the compassion for self— and ultimately for family— that comes with clear seeing.” Joanna Penn Cooper, author of The Itinerant Girl's Guide to Self-Hypnosis
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“A lyrical dance through sepia-colored memories that make us at once melancholy for what we’ve left behind, and joyful at how far we’ve come.” Martha Engber, author of Bliss Road
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“The vignettes may be miniature in scale, and composed with elegant precision, but they contain entire worlds.” Benjamin Anastas, author of the memoir Too Good To Be True 
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“Joanne Nelson jolts her reader with an electricity that comes from a masterly conjuring of the dead and the lost.” Alden Jones, author of The Wanting Was a Wilderness
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