Member Since:
May 20, 2014
Ramona Pedron
Biography
Ramona Pedròn a native Floridian whose parents and brother immigrated to the United States from Cuba in 1962. Both parents were rebels fighting against Batista and then Castro.
The rebellion would be passed on as her parents would try to raise her with the old school ways of men and women having distinct roles at a time in America when women were challenging and winning equality. Ramona’s war would be fought at home.
With no outlet for expressing her dissent, Ramona began to write. She discovered the typewriter at the age of twelve and she began her bombardment of letters that would be written and rewritten until perfect. These letters were never sent.
Today Ramona continues to reside in Florida and while her letter writing days are over she has used these writings to put together her memoir “Hardwired.” She is currently working on her second book.
The rebellion would be passed on as her parents would try to raise her with the old school ways of men and women having distinct roles at a time in America when women were challenging and winning equality. Ramona’s war would be fought at home.
With no outlet for expressing her dissent, Ramona began to write. She discovered the typewriter at the age of twelve and she began her bombardment of letters that would be written and rewritten until perfect. These letters were never sent.
Today Ramona continues to reside in Florida and while her letter writing days are over she has used these writings to put together her memoir “Hardwired.” She is currently working on her second book.
Where to find Ramona Pedron online
Website: http://www.brightonpublishing.com
Where to buy in print
Books
Hardwired “Neglect of the Heart”
by Ramona Pedron
Price:
$5.99 USD.
Words: 72,610.
Language:
English.
Published: May 20, 2014
by
Brighton Publishing LLC.
Categories:
Fiction » Women's fiction » General, Fiction » Women's fiction » General
Ramona Pedron tells a gripping story of life with an abusive mother in an acutely dysfunctional family. Escaping into a world of recreational drugs and alcohol can’t escape her mother’s tyranny, even as an adult. Years pass before she learns that she is a survivor and can triumph over the pain of her horrific childhood, even doing what was once unthinkable: loving her mother.