“But sometimes in my sidetracks and impatience, in my fondness for a wander, in the odd sound of my own laugh, and the sense late at night that I am brittle and light and might blow away with the next gust of wind, sometimes I recognize the girl I used to be.” Think of this book as notes from a journey, a field guide of memories and meditations. Its essays are set in pre-hipster Brooklyn and 1960s Long Island, various detours and stops along the way, and at last, the California coast, at a point of no return near Point Conception. There are discoveries within, and lingering questions, and a great deal of wonder and pain and love. Getting There is a search for learning and a road trip of remembrance. Cynthia Carbone Ward is a former teacher, a fellow of the South Coast Writing Project, and a regular contributor to the Santa Barbara Independent. This is her third book.
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Cynthia Carbone Ward is a former teacher, a fellow of the South Coast Writing Project, co-founder of the Gaviota Writers' Group, and a regular contributor to The Santa Barbara Independent. Her essays have appeared in various journals and magazines, including Voices in Italian Americana, The Brown Literary Review, and Ranch and Reata, and she is the author of three books. Born in Brooklyn, she now lives on a cattle ranch on California's central coast, a fact that amazes her daily.
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