Sue Glasco Journaling and Nonfiction Usually

Sue GlascoSue Glasco
Farn near Marion, Illinois. School and church located in the village of Crab Orchard.
Member since: Apr, 2008
Last login: 07/03/2008
Last update : 06/16/2008
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  • Sue Glasco spent her childhood in the small town of Jonesboro in Southern Illinois and she has loved small towns ever since. During the four summer months when her teacher parents had no salary, she spent  her early summers at Mt. Airy Farm near Goreville, Illinois, and she has loved rural life ever since.   After college at Southern Illinois University Carbondale, she spent that first summer in Greenwich Village and has loved being in cities ever since.  After one year of teaching in a Chicago suburb, she married agriculture student Gerald D.

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My Favorite Authors

In the past: John Steinbeck, Jesse Stuart, Jan Karon, Ben Smith, Madeleine L'Engle, Miss Read, Elizabeth Bishop, Oliver Sacks, Robert Frost, Carl Sandburg.

Children's authors: Peter Catalanotta, Cynthia Rylant, Patricia Polack, Maud Hart Lovelace.

Now: usually whomever I am currently reading.

Comments I've Written

  • Getting Paid for Writing Books

    You're good.  You made me want to read the book. 

  • A recruitment tool a Latin teacher would love...

    This is the most  loverly story about Latin that I have ever read.  I took two years in high school because college prep students were so advised.  I liked the class and teacher and always felt it
  • Fine Flap about a Flop

    Ha.  To be able to write such an interesting report of a flop proves your ability as a writer.  I loved your salvaging an interesting conversation with Mr.

  • Positioned by Providence

    Your career story and the way you tell it are fascinating reading.  Tell us how your met your wife!
  • Small World or Big World?

    I found this interesting, informative, and thought provoking. Is the world growing smaller or if it more accurate to say that our world is growing larger?  Your profession and location, no doubt, m