Sharon Marchisello is the author of Going Home (2014, Sunbury Press), a murder mystery inspired by her own mother’s battle with Alzheimer’s disease. She also wrote “The Ghost on Timber Way,” part of a short story anthology featuring fellow Sisters in Crime members, and a personal finance e-book entitled Live Cheaply, Be Happy, Grow Wealthy. Sharon grew up in Tyler, Texas, and earned her Bachelor of Arts from the University of Houston in French and English. She studied for a year in Tours, France, on a Rotary scholarship and then moved to Los Angeles where she earned a Masters in Professional Writing at the University of Southern California. Now she lives in Peachtree City, Georgia, with her husband and cat. Retired from a 27-year career with Delta Air Lines, she does volunteer work for the Fayette Humane Society.
Customer Reviews of Going Home
Killer Nashville review of Going Home
Guest Blog on Killer Nashville
Purchase Live Cheaply, Be Happy, Grow Wealthy
Read Sharon’s blog, Countdown to Financial Fitness
View Sharon’s Linked In profile
Author interview – Fiona Mcvie blog
Sharon’s interview with Editing Pen
Loved hearing your Interview on Artistfirst Radio! Your book hits many emotions and practical concerns! Wonderful Interview! Thank you!!
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Thanks for your kind words!
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Hi Sharon. I just “ran” across your blog and bio. I’m adding your books to my reading list for 2018. I’m excited to have found your work. I’m looking for a writer’s group. Please share if you have information.
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Thanks, Patricia! I hope you enjoy my work. Where are you located? In the Atlanta area, where I live, there are a lot of different writer’s groups, both in-person and online.
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Close to the airport. Can’t find one in my immediate area.
Thanks
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I belong to a group that meets once a month at the Peachtree City library (4th Tuesday, 6-8 p.m.). Anyone is welcome to join us, but maybe that’s too far for you to go?
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It’s not too far but it would be hard for me to meet on week days. I’m looking for a group that meets on a Saturday or Sunday afternoons.
Please let me know if there are other groups.
Thanks.
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Do any of your group groups meet M, W or F? I can now schedule meeting on those days. Yeah!
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We still only meet Tuesday. Are you a member of the Atlanta Writers Club? They have a number of critique groups meeting all over the city, on various dates and times.
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I have looked at the Atl group and will look at the critique groups. I’m a member of the Kennesaw Red Clay Writers’ Group. Just looking for a local group. Thanks
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