Praise for Surviving Nashville

“Stacy Barton’s considerable genius is that she looks at the world we all look at, but sees what the rest of us are unwilling to see.  And she doesn’t flinch. The disarming beauty of Surviving Nashville can be, at times, quite breathtaking. Here is the art of few words and powerful resonance. Stacy Barton’s brilliant collection will haunt you. It’s courageous, honest, and smart.”  John Dufresne, author of Louisiana Power and Light

“This collection is utterly fabulous! Stacy Barton has a gift — the subtle strokes of a watercolorist and the bluntness of a prizefighter all rolled into one. I purely loved this collection of short stories and I can’t recommend it highly enough.”  Beth Hoffman, author of the Best-Selling novel, Saving Cee Cee Honeycutt

     ISBN: 978-0-9743427-8-8    Go to Press Kit

FRESH MUSINGS:

acceptance

January 23, 2012

seems like when we were young, hope sprang eternal that things would change – that WE would change.  herculean efforts ensued as we worked to become our “best self,”  to better our world, our children, our neighborhoods. or so it was with me. cycle after cycle of solutions were regularly discovered as i sought to [...]

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novel writing again?

January 9, 2012

it’s monday january 9 and we are truly down to 3.  only one child in the house to awaken this morning. only two lunches to make. the holidays have been full of our eldest coming over from her place and our middle two home from school.  the last one went home this weekend and this [...]

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