Author Shares The Life Of Nancy Eastridge

Online PR News � 07-March-2018 � Some say people do not meet other people by accident, they cross paths for a reason. Nancy Eastridge and Dr. Bonnie Faye Hatchett were brought together by fate to create a stirring biography. This is a piece of work that will live in the hearts of the readers for a long time!

Dr. Bonnie Faye Hatchett pens A Long Road: The Life of Nancy Eastridge, a memoir that unveils the life story of the deceased Nancy Eastridge, who held her last breath to ensure the completion of her sought-after project. Hatchett shares that it all began when this 93-year-old white woman called her after appearing on a local station where she appeared as a guest. Being in the limelight with her published poetry book, Hatchetts exposure made Ms. Eastridge reach out to her and asked for her assistance with the essays that she had collected. Hatchett reveals that when she finally met her, she had seen Ms. Eastridge as a tiny white woman, less than five feet tall, had a desk and typewriter in her bedroom and carried a cell phone to receive her calls. Hatchett further states that one whole glorious year she had with Ms. Eastridge. She lingered until after her manuscript was completed.

A Long Road: The Life of Nancy Eastridge re-counts a story that gives life lessons that every reader can relate to. Ms. Eastridge had lived a wonderful life and her collection of essays describes her challenges and successes. This book will inspire other people as much as Ms. Eastridge inspired those that were around her while she was still alive. Eastridges memory lives forever through this book!

About the Author:
Dr. Bonnie F. Hatchett is an Associate Professor and Director of The Social Work Program at The University of Texas/El Paso. A trained social worker and gerontologist, Dr. Hatchett also has a passion for poetry as a way of documenting African American experiences. Her poems have been included in a number of collections including "The Poet Within". She is the author of a previous collection of poetry, "A Heart that Found Itself: Reclaiming a Sense of Value" published by Goose River Press, (2001). She has been a featured performer in local as well as national conferences and programs across the country. She has also participated in local and national writing workshops including, The Writers Workshop sponsored by University of Iowa. She occupied the Biendenharn Endowed Chair in Aging for two years at the University of Lousiana/Monroe. She was a full professor at The University of Arkansas in the Masters of Addition Studies Program. After working there for ten years, she retired in 2016 with the status of Professor Emeritus.

Product details
Paperback: 140 pages
Publisher: Goose River Press (July 10, 2012)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1597131032
ISBN-13: 978-1597131032
Product Dimensions: 5.5 x 0.3 x 8.5 inches

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