Mary Elizabeth Fricke
Mary Elizabeth Fricke lived her entire life within five miles of the Missouri River. She and her husband of 46 years have lived 43 of those years on a farm that has been consistently owned and operated by his family for five generations. They have two grown sons married to wonderful girls she is proud to call, “daughter” and two beautiful grandchildren.
A graduate of the Writer's Institute of America and a member of the Heartland Writers Guild, she has published a number of articles in various forums and magazines, as well as Dino, Godzilla and the Pigs, My Life on Our Missouri Hog Farm (they now raise cattle). She is also a prolific ghost writer.
Her stories, based in rural mid-western areas, concern the unique but quickly vanishing way of life on the family farm as well as other mysterious intricacies that evolve life from generation to generation.
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Inside the Mind - Mary Elizabeth Fricke
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What inspired you to start writing?
I was telling stories before I learned how to write them down. Writing is as natural to me as breathing. So it is safe to say I was born a writer.
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Can you tell us a little about your latest book?
My latest publication was the final entry into a six-book series collectively titled Birds in Peril. #6 Bluebird of Happiness is Anne's story as she survives a profoundly humiliating experiece and begins a new life with the local badboy
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