Vicky Ferguson was a 40-year educator—a teacher, an administrator and finally a high school principal. She earned her Ph.D. at Emory University. She taught literature to juniors and seniors and dreamed of becoming one of the magic ones whose story telling reached out and touched others. It wasn’t until she was in her 70’s that her poetry book Journeyswas published. Now she is 80 and her novel And So, We Dance is offered to touch her readers, especially ones who have or are battling cancer or have a loved one who is battling cancer. May And So, We Dance bring comfort and hope to you.
In And So, We Dance, Leigh loses herself in memories of her life and her wife’s cancer journey. The novel started out as a memoir, and then I began to hear Leigh (LL) and Lizzie’s (LiLiz) inner children talk to me. The magical elements that emerged soften the tragedy of losing a loved one. Blend...
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