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Susan Osborn

    Susan Osborn is an author whose literary output spans novels, short stories, poetry, and drama, alongside a rich tapestry of essays and analyses. Her recent memoir, My Mother's Shoes, offers a candid and deeply personal exploration of her mother's life and the profound impact of her physical and emotional scars on their relationship. Osborn navigates themes of guilt, longing, and forgiveness, illuminating core mother-daughter identity issues with intelligence and compassion through her finely wrought prose and unswerving honesty. Her distinctive voice and insightful examination of complex human connections make her work resonate with readers.

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    Surviving the Wreck
    What's in a Name?
    • 2000

      Surviving the Wreck

      • 240 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Interweaving truth and memory, this arresting and graceful novel plumbs the tangled relationships within one family. "Surviving the Wreck is a chilling novel about the silences in 'normal' families, the pain behind those silences, and the need to turn silence into speech." —Alicia Ostriker

      Surviving the Wreck
    • 1999

      What's in a Name?

      • 738 pages
      • 26 hours of reading

      Exploring the journey of choosing a baby's name, this book delves into the rich history and evolution of each name, offering detailed insights into its origin and meaning. Unlike typical baby name books, it provides a comprehensive analysis, including numerological significance, astrological associations, and connections to herbs, colors, metals, and stones. This unique resource presents an in-depth examination of popular names, making it an invaluable guide for parents seeking a meaningful name for their child.

      What's in a Name?