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Dewena's Window

A Window-Look Across the Way

Across the Way

About me

Gender	Female
Introduction	The real me is the woman in this window, manual typewriter in front of her but holding a pencil posed over blank paper, a warm cardigan across her shoulders. Books are all around. She needs to write, but the deer nibble at the shrubbery on her snow-covered lawn, fodder both for her writing and for her life. Or are they the same thing? This blog is different from my first one. Dewena's Window is simply me sitting at my window, a #2 pencil in my hand. [Picture by illustrator Adrianne Blair in the 1956 edition of Faith Baldwin's Face Toward the Spring.]

Gender

Female

Introduction

The real me is the woman in this window, manual typewriter in front of her but holding a pencil posed over blank paper, a warm cardigan across her shoulders. Books are all around. She needs to write, but the deer nibble at the shrubbery on her snow-covered lawn, fodder both for her writing and for her life. Or are they the same thing? This blog is different from my first one. Dewena's Window is simply me sitting at my window, a #2 pencil in my hand. [Picture by illustrator Adrianne Blair in the 1956 edition of Faith Baldwin's Face Toward the Spring.]