Literary
lpsa.books@eastlink.ca
(902)354-2147
A launch and signing.
EMILY’S WILL BE DONE
Read it for the story of mystery, friendship and loss.
Benefit from her experiences with end of life decisions, wills, and executorship.
Liverpool, Nova Scotia – August 14, 2013 Finally, a writer cracks open the door to dialogue and information about executorship, wills, and end of life decisions while sharing a compelling and personal story.
Like many of life’s events encountered for the first time, one does not know what one does not know. Emily’s Will Be Done, a work of creative non-fiction, chronicles the story of executing a will fraught with the standard challenges and difficulties particular to the task. By permitting readers a peek into her friend’s very private life, they are propelled through their own journey of self discovery.
About the Author: L.P.Suzanne Atkinson is a retired social worker and business woman. Her philosophy of life is based on two qualities for which she continually strives. They are her benchmarks. First: there is no better descriptor than to be called a kind person and good friend. Second: a lesson learned and not shared is information squandered. Suzanne writes about the challenges inherent in aging and about the unavoidable consequences of relationships. She uses her life and work experiences to weave timeless stories that cross many boundaries. She and her husband, David Weintraub, currently make Nova Scotia their home.
lpsa.books@eastlink.ca
(902)354-2147
A launch and signing.
EMILY’S WILL BE DONE
Read it for the story of mystery, friendship and loss.
Benefit from her experiences with end of life decisions, wills, and executorship.
Liverpool, Nova Scotia – August 14, 2013 Finally, a writer cracks open the door to dialogue and information about executorship, wills, and end of life decisions while sharing a compelling and personal story.
Like many of life’s events encountered for the first time, one does not know what one does not know. Emily’s Will Be Done, a work of creative non-fiction, chronicles the story of executing a will fraught with the standard challenges and difficulties particular to the task. By permitting readers a peek into her friend’s very private life, they are propelled through their own journey of self discovery.
About the Author: L.P.Suzanne Atkinson is a retired social worker and business woman. Her philosophy of life is based on two qualities for which she continually strives. They are her benchmarks. First: there is no better descriptor than to be called a kind person and good friend. Second: a lesson learned and not shared is information squandered. Suzanne writes about the challenges inherent in aging and about the unavoidable consequences of relationships. She uses her life and work experiences to weave timeless stories that cross many boundaries. She and her husband, David Weintraub, currently make Nova Scotia their home.
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