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Article: AUTHOR'S HEART IS IN HER FICTION ROMANCE NOVELIST NOMINATED FOR PRIZE
- Article from:
- The Boston Globe (Boston, MA)
- Article date:
- July 13, 2003
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The two tall, six-shelf bookcases in Barbara Keiler's home office
in Sudbury have a history.
Keiler, known in the world of romance fiction as Judith Arnold,
got them in 1989 from her husband, Ted, a research scientist, a few
months after they moved to Sudbury.
Ted, who had forgotten Keiler's birthday that April, sheepishly
presented them to her early that summer when she returned home from a
romance writers conference.
In the meantime, though, Keiler had gotten a novel out of the
experience, "Change of Life," about an underappreciated wife and
mother in Wayland whose husband forgets her birthday.
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