"ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE, AND ALL THE MEN AND WOMEN MERELY PLAYERS"As You Like It, Act II, Scene VI — William ShakespeareThe years: 1888-1900The locations: Philadelphia, Deadwood, Council Bluffs, and Los AngelesThe woman: Annie Mae SteinbergHer goal: Escape a hum-drum life to become an actress on the stageThings are never what they seem. And people follow suit.Known to her friends as Mae — Annie Mae Steinberg, a young Jewish woman from Philadelphia, is an adventurer and a dreamer who naively refuses to accept the status quo. Her dream to become an actress never fades as life nudges, and sometimes shoves her forward.Mae travels from the Atlantic to the Pacific, learning lessons from the sort of people she never expected to meet, a lifestyle she never envisioned, and a death she never planned.Will she ever return home?The House lights dim...the foot lamps are ablaze. Ladies and Gentlemen, please take your seats.The curtain is about to go up.
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L.C. Bennett Stern was born in Philadelphia, but was raised from a young age in southern New Jersey, as the middle child in a family of nine. She is a member of the Historical Novel Society, as well as Philadelphia Hometown Reads, #The Awethors, South Jersey Women for Progressive Change, and Birds of the Eastern United States, online sites. Her first book, Bosses and Blackjacks: A Tale of the “Bloody Fifth” in Philadelphia (Award-Winning Finalist in the “True Crime: Non-Fiction” category of the 2017 International Book Awards) tells the true story of her paternal grandfather, David Bennett, a police lieutenant who becomes embroiled in a political scandal with the mayor and a butcher, resulting in a murder on Election Day in 1917. The trial that ensues is national news, sharing headlines with WWI. Mae’s Revenge is a fictionalized tale, built upon some basic truths, about one of David’s older sisters. Linda is the mother of two grown children, a daughter and a son, and lives with her husband and their adorable Wheaton Terrier, Katie Scarlett, in a small river town directly across the Delaware from Philadelphia.
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