Member Since:
July 13, 2013
Claralice Wolf
Biography
Claralice Wolf has won many blue ribbons and awards for her short stories. She has published three books: a novel, Prynne's Island; an anthology of short stories, Where Flows the River Twee; and The Gospel According to the Un-Named Women.
Born in Thailand in 1921 to missionary parents, Claralice, along with her twin sister, was home-schooled by her mother. From the time she turned 11, she attended an American boarding school in India. Next she moved to Illinois to finish high school and go to college, where she met her future husband.
Claralice worked in the library of Princeton University for several years before moving to Kentucky to oversee an institution for disadvantaged children. She has described this experience in her soon to be published book, One Hundred and One Children.
Claralice currently lives in Ohio and continues to write.
Born in Thailand in 1921 to missionary parents, Claralice, along with her twin sister, was home-schooled by her mother. From the time she turned 11, she attended an American boarding school in India. Next she moved to Illinois to finish high school and go to college, where she met her future husband.
Claralice worked in the library of Princeton University for several years before moving to Kentucky to oversee an institution for disadvantaged children. She has described this experience in her soon to be published book, One Hundred and One Children.
Claralice currently lives in Ohio and continues to write.
Where to find Claralice Wolf online
Books
Awakening
by Claralice Wolf
Price:
$0.99 USD.
Words: 20,820.
Language:
English.
Published: January 19, 2014
by
Robby's eBook Formtting.
Categories:
Fiction » Anthologies » Short stories - single author, Fiction » Women's fiction » General
A collection of short stories by Claralice Wolf, centred around the theme of Awakenings.
The Gospel According to the Un-Named Women
by Claralice Wolf
Price:
$1.99 USD.
Words: 6,180.
Language:
American English.
Published: July 13, 2013
by
Robby's eBook Formtting.
Categories:
Fiction » Christian » Historical
I wonder why the important people in the gospels, & many unimportant ones, have names, but some women who played a big role did not? I wonder what they thought about this man who spoke to them as though they were worth talking to. He even learned a lesson from one of them. One has a different name, or none, in each of the gospels. So I began to put myself in their sandals, and told their stories.