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Jeanne K. Johnson

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Jeanne Johnson was raised in Upstate New York. She must have been born a storyteller since, by the age of six, she was already concocting fantastical stories: horses lived in the family’s basement, some of which were blue; she had a cousin named MauKunna who lived in Hawaii and sent her exotic clothing; and she owned a pet dragon named Puffer who lived in the land of Honeylee, undoubtedly taken from Puff the Magic Dragon, who lived in the land of Honahlee.

Her dreams of writing fiction nearly disintegrated, but she went on to work in the corporate world, where fiction thrives.

After earning her master's degree in Thanatology (the study of death), she returned to her true passion: writing novels.

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Jeanne K. Johnson I stop for a while - maybe go for a walk. Also, many ideas come to me in the middle of the night when my mind seems to be more receptive
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My Search For Air is a provocative view of the rights and lack of opportunities for women during the Victorian Era. Lilith challenged the expectation she would be considered second to men intellectually and could only find fulfillment as a wife serving her husband and mother. Throughout the text, I was connecting our current society’s view of women and the role they are expected to perform. I sugg Read more of this blog post »
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