Juliette Fay

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The Healing Power of Fiction

March 20, 2013 Juliette Fay 4 Comments

The best fictional characters are the ones we would be friends with if they weren’t so … you know … fictional.Not to say our favorite book-friends are perfect—their shortcomings are what make them intriguing. Their struggles become our struggles, as we hope, page after page, … [Read more...]

Blog author, book, Bridget Jones's Diary, characters, fiction, fiction writing, friendship, healing, Major Pettigrew's Last Stand, novel, reading, The Given Day, Their Eyes Were Watching God, writing

Huntington’s Disease and the Friend Who Inspired The Shortest Way Home

November 2, 2012 Juliette Fay 7 Comments

I first met Sue Koehler when I was living in Seattle in the mid-1980s. We’d both been in the Jesuit Volunteer Corp—sort of a Catholic City Year—and had jobs working in homeless shelters. Both in need of a roommate, we shared an apartment for 2 years.I soon learned that Sue’s … [Read more...]

Blog book, fiction, friendship, Huntington's Disease, writing

Miss Prepared Takes Off Without a Flight Plan

September 21, 2012 Juliette Fay 6 Comments

I did something a little crazy recently.Okay, not very crazy for most people, but pretty crazy for me. As a minivan-driving mother of four who doesn’t go anywhere without a first aid kit, an umbrella, snacks, jumper cables, water bottles, ibuprofen, Benadryl and some kind of … [Read more...]

Blog children, college, concert, friendship, Gavin DeGraw, motherhood, Train

5 Questions for Authors Allison Winn Scotch and Laura Dave

June 13, 2012 Juliette Fay Leave a Comment

I recently read THE SONG REMAINS THE SAME by Allison Winn Scotch and THE FIRST HUSBAND by Laura Dave, one right after the other, and fully enjoyed them both. What struck me was how each began with a similar premise for the protagonist: a moment in time when suddenly all bets are … [Read more...]

Blog Allison Winn Scotch, fiction, friendship, GOOD GRIEF, Laura Dave, LONDON IS THE BEST CITY IN AMERICA, The First Husband, THE GIRLS GUIDE TO HUNTING AND FISHING, The Song Remains The Same, WONDER BOYS, writers

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