Nothing is Fixed

by Clane Hayward

This memoir is the much-anticipated sequel to "The Hypocrisy of Disco".
Clane Hayward picks up where she left off. Here she shares more stories from her unique life, through the rites of passage of her teens into her adulthood.

Paperback

First published January 1, 2009

About the author

Not a nail-biter, scared of the dark, hates scotch. A library is my favorite place in the world. I have a large collection of pre-1965 Harlequin romances which I re-read when depressed. I have recently self-published a second memoir, the follow-up to "the Hypocrisy of Disco" and it is available only at

www.cafepress.com/clanehayward

Reviews

[McGuffy Morris · Rating 5 out of 5]

"Nothing is Fixed" is the much-anticipated sequel to "The Hypocrisy of Disco". In her first book, we are told the unique somewhat Bohemian story of Clane Hayward's childhood.

In this second book, Clane does not disappoint. She literally picks up where she left off in her first book. We are taken along with her through her teens, with its rites-of-passage, and into her adulthood, including her stint in the U.S. Navy.

Clane writes so freely it is easy to be drawn into her books. She tells her story with frankness, as a matter of fact. She is no-nonsense, and makes no apologies. She tells her story with frankness, as a matter of fact.

I felt privileged to have read Clane's books. They have a special spot on my bookshelves.

[Sara Waldrip · Rating 4 out of 5]

I like that the book picked up right where it left off. I like that it's real and true. It's very interesting learning about life as a naval officer. I can relate to both of Clane's books in different ways but I did like the writing in the first book a tad better.

[Julia Rasmussen · Rating 3 out of 5]

Thanks for continuing the story Clane. Keep writing!