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    To the Stars Through Difficulties: A Novel
    To the Stars Through Difficulties: A Novel
    To the Stars Through Difficulties: A Novel
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    To the Stars Through Difficulties: A Novel

    Written by Romalyn Tilghman

    Narrated by Daniela Acitelli

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    Overcoming widespread devastation from a recent tornado, opposition from their husbands, and attacks from the Religious Righteous, the No Guilt Quilters join forces to build a cultural center on the Plains. Led by Angelina, Traci, and Gayle, who tell the story, and inspired by their foremothers who build fifty-nine Carnegie libraries in Kansas a century ago, the women forge ahead to create a space that is both safe and inspiring -- proving that New Hope is more than the name of a town.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherShe Writes Press
    Release dateOct 4, 2019
    ISBN9781094223841
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    Romalyn Tilghman

    Romalyn Tilghman is a freelance writer and consultant in arts management. She earned BA and MS degrees from the University of Kansas and has studied writing through UCLA’s Writers Program. To the Stars through Difficulties is her first novel, inspired by her work as Executive Director of the Association of Community Arts Councils of Kansas, and then as Regional Representative for the National Endowment for the Arts. Since then, she has consulted with private foundations, government agencies, and performing arts groups, and served on national boards and panels. She lives in Southern California.

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