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Nancy Means Wright, March 11

"I Shall Live Independent--or Not at All": The Amazing Mary Wollstonecraft

Mary Wollstonecraft is best known for A Vindication of the Rights of Woman, but she also wrote novels (though none as well known as her daughter Mary Shelley's Frankenstein), a history of the French Revolution, a travelogue, and a book for children. Now Nancy Means Wright has turned Mary Wollstonecraft into a detective, with her own mystery novel Midnight Fires.

Find more about Mary Wollstonecraft, Nancy Means Wright, and Midnight Fires at http://www.nancymeanswright.com/. You can even read the first two chapters of the novel.

Update: Because of the recent heavy snow, parking at the Faith United Methodist Church will be very limited for the Friday, March 11 meeting. We encourage members to carpool as much as possible, and have arranged for a van to help transport people from Temple Sinai.

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