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Professor Hutchinson means well but is a ridiculous grader.
Hudson Valley Community College - English
Novelist, adjunct English professor, and experienced copywriter
Sandra
Hutchison
Averill Park, New York
Jack of all the English-major trades, with years of experience in publishing, advertising, and teaching. Currently focused on my own writing and publishing, along with teaching at Hudson Valley Community College. I make occasional presentations on writing and self-publishing, and I would be delighted to speak to your book club about any of my novels.
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Junior year abroad
English Language and Literature, General
Studied feminist literature, Shakespeare, and American satire.
BA Summa cum laude
English
Junior year abroad at University of East Anglia, Norwich, England
MA
English - Writing
Full teaching assistantship - taught Freshman English
Sheer Hubris Press
It’s the summer of 1977 in a small town in Western Massachusetts. Physics professor David Asken has just lost his young family in a plane crash he somehow survived. Sixteen-year-old neighbor Molly Carmichael used to be the babysitter, but now will be keeping house for him while he recuperates. He’s quietly planning to end his life just as soon as he can drive again, but may not be willing to wait that long after he comes across his dead wife’s journal and encounters more hostility than he had ever imagined. Molly is trying to cope with being known as Tampon Girl, thanks to a sculpture by her notorious artist mother, but she will have to deal with much worse after a drunken teenage party. Both man and girl are going to have to grow up the hard way, and it’s their unexpected connection — fraught with potential scandal — that may just help them do it. This provocative coming-of-age novel asks: Is there ever a time when doing the wrong thing might be exactly right?
Sheer Hubris Press
It’s the summer of 1977 in a small town in Western Massachusetts. Physics professor David Asken has just lost his young family in a plane crash he somehow survived. Sixteen-year-old neighbor Molly Carmichael used to be the babysitter, but now will be keeping house for him while he recuperates. He’s quietly planning to end his life just as soon as he can drive again, but may not be willing to wait that long after he comes across his dead wife’s journal and encounters more hostility than he had ever imagined. Molly is trying to cope with being known as Tampon Girl, thanks to a sculpture by her notorious artist mother, but she will have to deal with much worse after a drunken teenage party. Both man and girl are going to have to grow up the hard way, and it’s their unexpected connection — fraught with potential scandal — that may just help them do it. This provocative coming-of-age novel asks: Is there ever a time when doing the wrong thing might be exactly right?
Sheer Hubris Press
In this witty and affectionate tale of small town life, divorced thirty-something editor Mary Bellamy has left behind the Boston suburbs to telecommute from tiny Lawson, New Hampshire. She thinks she'll be content with just a cat for company. However, she's soon coping with attentions from Arthur, the unhappily-married Episcopal priest who'd like to save her heathen soul, but is susceptible to more earthly temptations. Then there's Winslow, the handsome town cop who confuses her by being an excellent kisser who's in favor of gay rights, but opposed to sex before marriage. Before long Mary also faces a crushing job loss, a pregnancy that wasn't supposed to be possible, and a scandalous secret she must keep even at the expense of all her hopes. When her ex-husband's continuing disintegration threatens what little she has left, Mary discovers that the connections we make can result in terrifying risks ... as well as unexpected blessings.