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Ruth Francisco

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first registered 27.10.09

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I now have five new books up on Kindle, all of which first appeared here on Authonomy, helped along by your critiques:

Sunshine Highway
Amsterdam 2012
Primal Wound
The Pigtailed Heart
Hungry Moon

If anyone wants help with the Kindling process, let me know. I've got it down, and would love to assist.

Published 3 DTBs:

The Secret Memoirs of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, St. Martins Press
Good Morning, Darkness, Warner Books
Confessions of a Deathmaiden, Warner Books

Frequent contributor to Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine

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Andrew Hughes wrote 7 days ago

Hi Ruth, “Informers and blackmailers, phrenologists and dissection....

JennyWren wrote 60 days ago

Thank you so much Ruth. I am home today nursing a cold :( I will de....

JennyWren wrote 61 days ago

Hello Ruth - Just read your bio. I do have one of my earlier publicat....

Winston Chad Emerson wrote 65 days ago

I closed out Day One of the promo at just over 10,000 downloads and r....

Winston Chad Emerson wrote 66 days ago

I just wanted to thank you for all the advice you've offered in those....

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I wrote 613 days ago

Lost in Translations meets Anthony Bourdain. I love the atmosphere, the play, the food. Very enjoyable and well done. view book

I wrote 620 days ago

Freddie, I don't really know where to start in telling you how great I think this book is, a book I read to the end in one sitting. Stylistically brilliant, full of vitality and biting reality. Your characters are fascinating, conflicted, all on the edge of despair and violence. The interweaving ... view book

I wrote 622 days ago

Lively and entertaining, full of vitality, and beyond that, extremely moving--this is the stuff that makes a good memoir, and you have it in spades. Well done. view book

I wrote 622 days ago

Lively and well-written, an excellent approach to history for mid-level readers. When Karen enters the life of a slave, history feels very real. view book

I wrote 629 days ago

A beautifully rendered period piece, atmospheric and well written. One's heart immediately goes out to these hardworking people. Then tragedy threatens to tear the community apart. The magistrate scene is wonderfully dramatic, reminding me of Arthur Miller. Very well done. view book

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