Nancy Nau Sullivan

My Wild Irish Time

by Nancy Nau Sullivan


It was a wild Easter in Webster Groves, Missouri, that year. My young sons were smoking on the third floor and throwing cigarette butts on to the den roof (unbeknownst). My sister-in-law was doing jumping jacks and other muscle-bending exercises in the den with my sisters, and the kitchen pulsed with eaters, drinkers, and laughers over ham and scalloped potatoes. Church and the egg hunt were done with; now the revelry began in earnest. This was pretty much holiday life in the Nau-Sullivan household.

Location, Location…Setting

by Nancy Nau Sullivan


My sister asked me if I knew of a ghost writer. (hint, hint.) I tried to be a ghost writer one time. It didn’t work. I couldn’t get into the head of character, nor the setting. Especially the latter.
My sister is the tireless founder of a non-profit for mothers and children. I’ve never seen anyone more passionate about a project—she gives me inspiration. I suggested to her: Why don’t you write the story? I think she could do it. She’s a terrific speaker and a prolific writer of letters asking for money!

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