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Saturday, October 31, 2015

Amusing NY Times article about Green-Wood Cemetery to accompany the publishing of "The Columbarium"
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Sunday, October 11, 2015

The Columbarium is now on Amazon!

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I view my life in 3 acts. Emily Kaufman was the girl growing up in Manhattan in the fifties and sixties. She went to Clark University in Worcester, Mass and lived in San Francisco, Santa Barbara, Los Angeles and Seattle doing the hippie/peace/love/protest thing in the sixties and seventies. Emily Saur lived in Northampton, Mass. and Davis, CA and was the more conventional wife, mother of two, and elementary school teacher in the eighties, nineties and early 2000s. Emily Gallo married David who is a professor emeritus of economics, moved to Chico, CA, and retired from teaching in 2006. I started writing screenplays and television and moved into novels. David, Gracie (our Schillerhound) and I now divide our time between two and a half acres of gardens, orchards, and cats and a 750 square foot condo on the beach in Carpinteria, CA.
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"[Gallo's] writing style is assured and meshes quite well with her gift at storytelling."

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