If I were Linus in Peanuts, I'd have a book instead of a blanket. I've always been a big reader. In fact, my brother used to hide my book when we were little so I'd play with him. It took me a rather long time to figure out that, hey, maybe I should try my hand at this fiction writing thing. Now, I can't seem to stop myself.
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If I were Linus in Peanuts, I'd have a book instead of a blanket. I've always been a big reader. In fact, my brother used to hide my book when we were little so I'd play with him. It took me a rather long time to figure out that, hey, maybe I should try my hand at this fiction writing thing. Now, I can't seem to stop myself.
I live in an historic house in the beautiful and quirky town of Mobile, AL, and enjoy the usual stuff like gardening, reading, hanging out, eating, drinking, chasing squirrels out of the walls and creating the occasional knitted scarf.
I write under the pen name of Angela Quarles (Quarles being an old family name from waaaay back) and have a B.A. in Anthropology and International Studies with a minor in German from Emory University, and a Masters in Heritage Preservation from Georgia State University. I was an exchange student to Finland in high school and studied abroad in Vienna one summer in college.
I’m represented by Maura Kye-Casella at Don Congdon, Assoc.
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