A circle of ‘surrogate mothers’ helped M. Betsy Smith find her way to ‘Sign of a Loon’
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Lila BerlePatricia Lee LewisChristene BarberichDiana GordonNynke KorhoutTom HoffmanAmy LafaveMargot WelchSusan WisslerMary QuinnMount Edith Wharton Cultural CenterElm CourtStraw Dog Writers GuildLenox LibraryNorman Rockwell MuseumChester Theatre CompanyWashington, Washington, United StatesCambridge, Cambridgeshire, United KingdomEgremont, Cumbria, United Kingdom
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After retiring at 60, M. Betsy Smith began writing with encouragement from a circle of women she calls her “surrogate mothers.” Her journey culminated in “Sign of a Loon,” a