I currently live in Florida
for the past 2 years. During this time, I have published 3 books with a
fourth one coming out on March 1, 2020. I have a tendency to write
about things people really don't want to talk about such as child sexual
abuse. I find that this crisis has had a tremendous effect on many.
My personal story is posted in my adult book "Journey of an Invisible
Brown Girl" pertaining to my experience. I also developed a female
superhero who addresses this issue and others for children. It's hope
that, 'The Adventures of Chocolate Sunshine ', will be introduced and
discussed with all children at home as well as in schools.
I was interviewed with GreyFeathers.com and have done a podcast on blogtalkradio.com pertaining to this topic.
I have some baby books written and ready for me to publish as soon as I figure out how to do board books.
I have raised 5 children, completed my Master's degree in Criminal Justice.
As
a crone, I have become more creative and outside of writing, I make
jewelry, make natural skin products, experiment with natural remedies,
enjoy nature, food, dancing, and traveling.
Books on Amazon
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S
andra L. Faulkner is
Professor of Communication and Director of Women’s, Gender and Sexuality
Studies at Bowling Green State University. Her interests include
qualitative methodology, poetic inquiry, and the relationships among
culture, identities, and sexualities in close relationships. Her poetry
+images have appeared in Literary Mama, Ithaca Lit, Gulf Stream,
Writer’s Resist, Rise Up Review!, and elsewhere. She authored three
poetry chapbooks, Hello Kitty Goes to College (dancing girl press), Knit
Four, Make One (Kattywompus), and Postkarten aus Deutschland, and a memoir in poetry, Knit Four, Frog One (Brill, 2014). She
is the author of over 60 book chapters and articles, which have
appeared in such journals as Journal of Social and Personal
Relationships, and Cultural Studies <=> Critical Methodologies.
She is also the author/editor of 10 books including Real Women Run:
Running as Feminist Embodiment; Poetic Inquiry: Craft, Method, &
Practice (Routledge); Poetic Inquiry as Social Justice and Political
Response (Vernon co-edited with Abigail Cloud); Scientists and Poets #Resist
(Brill coedited with Andrea England). She received the 2013 Knower
Outstanding Article Award from the National Communication Association
and the 2016 Norman K. Denzin Qualitative Research Award.
