E. Nicolson

As a mother of three and a grandmother of two I have learned to accept the unexpected and thus now find myself with odd clumps of time to devote to a lifetime love of writing. This pastime has followed me through many moves between the Atlantic and Pacific as well as a six year aside in Europe. And while publication has been scattered at best, it doesn't seem to squelch the desire to put pen to paper or finger to key. Its mystery is perhaps best described by Truman Capote who said "To me, the greatest pleasure of writing is not what it's about, but the inner music that words make."

I have left some other writings entitled People, Places, and Perceptions, as well as some poetry here at Xomba.