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Jennifer Longo
Jennifer Longo's debut novel SIX FEET OVER IT published August 2014 courtesy of Random House Books. Her second Random House novel, UP TO THIS POINTE, will publish January 2016. UP TO THIS POINTE is the story of a ballerina (Who is also an ancestor of famed Antarctic explorer Robert Falcon Scott)... show more



Jennifer Longo's debut novel SIX FEET OVER IT published August 2014 courtesy of Random House Books. Her second Random House novel, UP TO THIS POINTE, will publish January 2016. UP TO THIS POINTE is the story of a ballerina (Who is also an ancestor of famed Antarctic explorer Robert Falcon Scott) whose dreams of dancing professionally die, sending her to winter Over in Antarctica in search of meaning and a new path in life. A California native, Jennifer holds a BA degree in Acting from San Francisco State University and an MFA degree in Writing For Theatre from Humboldt State University. She is a two-time Irene Ryan Best Actor award recipient and a Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Best Full Length Script honoree for her play, FROZEN. After years of acting, playwriting, working as a literary assistant at San Francisco's Magic Theatre, then as an elementary school librarian, Jennifer told the occasional story at San Francisco's Porch Light Storytelling Series and decided at last to face her fear of prose and actually write some. A recent San Francisco transplant, Jennifer lives with her husband and daughter on an island near Seattle, Washington.

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Twirling Book Princess
Twirling Book Princess rated it 9 years ago
This book was really great, good story, good characters. The book takes place in the now (Antarctica) and the then (San Francisco). Slowly we find out more and more about Harper (no, not named because of a certain book). We find out what drove her to go to Antarctica, we find out all the reasons why...
My Never Ending List
My Never Ending List rated it 10 years ago
Leigh spends three days a week working for her father at the cemetery. No, not a mortuary but a cemetery which is totally different but still not a happy place to be working when you’re fourteen-years old. It was her father’s idea to pack up and leave the beach behind and live among the dead. Leigh ...
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