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The start of Sarah Bird’s writing career coincided with her move from Albuquerque to Austin, Texas in the mid-seventies. Growing up and all the way through college back in New Mexico, she had set her sights on being an anthropologist. Even as she began to have articles published she never really considered herself a writer. Sarah wrote articles for Cosmo and for Seventeen magazine, pesticide brochures for the EPA and stories for a publication by the Texas department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation. She found her “true” calling with rent-paying, grocery-buying articles for True Confession and True Stories. Sarah Bird recently finished her seventh novel (if you don’t count the five romance novels she produced under the name Tory Cates in what she lovingly recalls as her time in the “Pink Ghetto”). They are full of fun with irreverent humor that betrays what she insists is her natural introvert within. Video 1 The Story Behind the Story Video 2 A Reading from How Perfect is That Video 3 Telling Lies Video 4 The Pink Ghetto Books by Sarah BirdThe Alamo House The Boyfriend School The Mommy School Virgin of the Rodeo The Yokota Officers Club The Flamenco Academy How Perfect is That |
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