Painting on Paintings: A Gilded Memoir, Revised Edition
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Painting on Paintings: A Gilded Memoir, Revised Edition
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Steven Fehr
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Steven Fehr
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Nanette Jordan
About this listen
Little Nanette, the daughter of established San Francisco Bay Area artists, grows up during the Beat Generation and the groovy ’60s in the progressive City by the Bay. Nanette’s memoir-style essays include several in “child’s voice,” and journey through growing up in an old church, four years at an accredited hippie college in New Hampshire, life in a kookie cult, a trans-racial adoption, studying Argentine Tango, and an unexpected Transgender turn of events.
Nanette’s stories make the tragic seem funny, and the funny seem ludicrous.
©2023 Nanette Jordan (P)2023 Nanette Jordan
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