Dorothy K. Fletcher

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In 2007, Dorothy K. Fletcher retired after 35 years of teaching English in Jacksonville, Florida, and she discovered life as a writer. With her poetry already appearing in 78 literary journals, magazines, and anthologies, and her articles appearing in national markets like the Christian Science Monitor, she became a monthly columnist for the Community Sun Section portion of the Florida Times-Union.

Dorothy has had 5 books published; The Week of Dream Horses (Green Tiger Press), a children's book; The Cruelest Months (Xlibris), a novel based on her experiences in an inner city school; Zen Fishing and Other Southern Pleasures (Ocean Publishing), a collection of poems and essays; Remembering Jacksonville:By the Wayside (History Press), a colle
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Average rating: 3.98 · 54 ratings · 8 reviews · 15 distinct works
Lost Restaurants of Jackson...

3.94 avg rating — 16 ratings — published 2013 — 7 editions
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Shelter From The Storm

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Remembering Jacksonville: B...

3.88 avg rating — 8 ratings — published 2010 — 4 editions
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HOJO Girl

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Growing Up Jacksonville: A ...

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The Cruelest Months

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Historic Jacksonville Theat...

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Iconic Summer Camps Around ...

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Jacksonville on Wheels: A C...

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The Chambermaid

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