MISSISSIPPI WRITERS’ PATHWAYS

Date: June 21, 2017Author: Dot Ainsworth Day 0 Comments

A solitary journey, a lonely walk, alone with our coffee, our books, our thoughts–then interrupted and distracted. Our knowing others are on the same paths, overcoming similar frustrations, empowers us as they reveal the knowledge they gained as they journeyed ahead.

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