Valerie Kennedy is a literary scholar whose work delves into nineteenth- and twentieth-century authors, with a focus on postmodernism, feminism, and post-colonialism. Her research often bridges classic writers with contemporary literary theories, exploring intricate relationships between colonial and postcolonial situations and analyzing themes of travel writing and postcolonial perspectives. Kennedy is distinguished by her profound interest in the nuances of human experience within historical and societal shifts, offering readers insightful interpretations of literary works.
Set in the quaint and scenic coastal town of Pacific Grove, California, I'll Always Remember Momma is a touching story of one family's love and devotion to the many beautiful deer with whom they share their hearts and their home.