Muse (Greek Fire #3) (Paperback)
In 1966, I was honored to become a sort of mascot to a group of writers I came to call in later years "The Not Quite Dead Yet Poets Society." The seven members of this critiquing social group were all accomplished authors, professors, lecturers and-above all-poets. I was 23 at the time and all of them were nearly double my age or more. I was welcomed into this austere circle by a romantic relationship with its youngest member, Jack. The others embraced me as a project as if it were "take your daughter to work" day. It was a mutual admiration society all around. I brought youth, exuberance and the stimulation of an eager mind to the group. They took on the role of mentors and guides. My role was that of Muse. Mature themes and some sexual content.
Kate O'Hara was always told her first word was "Why?" That inquisitive attitude and her love of books has led her through a variety of careers in her 70+ years - writer, researcher, recording artist, computer programmer (and all around geek), nurse, therapist, lecturer and lifelong learner. Her passion is investigative reporting and her work has been widely published over the years--usually without a byline. She regularly presents seminars on a variety of topics around the country and has lectured in Canada, Europe, Asia and Australia. Her investigative attention to detail and introspective storytelling are the hallmarks of her first-person narrative style. She is still chasing that elusive Pulitzer.
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