For writer and small press publisher Susan Bono, the last thirty years have mostly been about trying to stay ahead of a husband, growing kids, aging parents, and an eccentric old house in spite of detours, deadlines, unexpected changes, and inevitable losses. But through it all, she's been taking notes. Her collection of short essays, What Have We Here: Essays about Keeping House and Finding Home, brings to light the warmth, wonder, and humor at the core of everyday experience and celebrates the making of the place she calls home.
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Susan Bono is a writing teacher and freelance editor who edited and published Tiny Lights: A Journal of Personal Narrative in print and online at tiny-lights.com from 1995—2014. Her work has appeared in anthologies, magazines, and newspapers, as well as on stage and the radio. From 2000—2005 she co-coordinated the Writer’s Sampler series for the Sebastopol Center for the Arts and helped found and co-host the Speakeasy Literary Saloon at Petaluma’s Aqus Café from 2010-2012. She has been a contributing editor for the Pushcart prizes, Word by Word on KRCB radio, and for the second edition of Sheila Bender’s Writing Personal Essays: How to Shape Your Life Experiences for the Page. She's shared her love of personal narrative at writer's conferences, retreats, workshops and literary gatherings all over California. Susan currently serves on the boards of the Mendocino Coast Writers Conference and Petaluma Readers Theatre, and edits the Noyo River Review (noyoriverreview.org). Her two sons, Lucius and Dante, have left the nest, but she’s enjoying midlife with her husband and chickens in Petaluma, CA.
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