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About the Author

Dawn DiPrince loves to teach writing. She has helped many people, from age 7 to 87, to become writers. She has taught poetry, journalism and other writing to middle school students at a local after-school program. And, through her autobiography writing classes, she has enjoyed teaching hundreds of adults to write their life stories. The former owner and editor of BlueSky Quarterly (a magazine that celebrates life in southeastern Colorado), DiPrince is now the Associate Director of the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center in Pueblo, Colorado. She loves her job because nearly 70 percent of her work day is spent writing.

Cheryl Miller Thurston is the president, founder and editor of Cottonwood Press, Inc., which she started in 1986 with a $2000 loan from a friend. Before that she was an English teacher for 13 years, grades seven through university level. She grew up on a cantaloupe and watermelon farm in La Junta, Colorado, and now lives in Loveland, Colorado, with her husband and their pampered cats, Cassie and Sophie.

Thurston has written many books for teachers, as well as magazine articles, plays and musical shows. She received the Pacific Northwest Writers' Conference Children's Play Award for Change of Heart, and was a Colorado Book Award finalist for her book of poetry, Hide Your Ex-Lax Under the Wheaties.