I hadn't seen her in years and only ran across her LJ and website about once a year, but when she passed through New York 25? years ago she stayed in the building. In fact, I went with her to the passport office downtown prepared to avow that she was, indeed. She was an early member of A Women's Apa, and after that a published writer.
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I hadn't seen her in years and only ran across her LJ and website about once a year, but when she passed through New York 25? years ago she stayed in the building. In fact, I went with her to the passport office downtown prepared to avow that she was, indeed. She was an early member of A Women's Apa, and after that a published writer.
She will be missed.
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Very sad.
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