Terry Marshall's Blog
December 1, 2020
The Offhand Wish that Came to Fruition
This book is Ann’s and Terry’s jointly written memoir, release date, February 9, 2021.
This is what Ann said about Terry in a letter to her boyfriend, Lt. Jack Sigg, 1963:
“It’s rare to see Terry working with and within a situation for improvement. He is powerfully fluent, but some of the trouble his vitriolic pen and wayward nature have gotten him into would curl your hair. Surely, he’s doomed to a tumultuous, unhappy life, but it’s impossible to separate this from his quick wit and talent. He’s a tragic character. I hope I don’t die before I write a book
about him—his story is worth telling.”
--Chapter 4 of A Rendezvous to Remember, “A Peek into the Cold War,” page 60.
A Rendezvous to Remember: A Memoir of Joy and Heartache at the Dawn of the Sixties
Congratulations, Ann. At long last, your wish is about to come to fruition.
This is what Ann said about Terry in a letter to her boyfriend, Lt. Jack Sigg, 1963:
“It’s rare to see Terry working with and within a situation for improvement. He is powerfully fluent, but some of the trouble his vitriolic pen and wayward nature have gotten him into would curl your hair. Surely, he’s doomed to a tumultuous, unhappy life, but it’s impossible to separate this from his quick wit and talent. He’s a tragic character. I hope I don’t die before I write a book
about him—his story is worth telling.”
--Chapter 4 of A Rendezvous to Remember, “A Peek into the Cold War,” page 60.
A Rendezvous to Remember: A Memoir of Joy and Heartache at the Dawn of the Sixties
Congratulations, Ann. At long last, your wish is about to come to fruition.
