Janet Faulk

Janet Faulk writes to think. She keeps folders labeled "Things to Think About." She can remember being compelled to write as early as junior high school, but only in recent years has she realized how important writing is to her understanding of herself and the world in general. It is with great trepidation that she lets the words of this volume out into the world, and she does so with the hope that what has been valuable to her--whether an image, a story, or a lesson learned--could be valuable...See more

Janet Faulk writes to think. She keeps folders labeled "Things to Think About." She can remember being compelled to write as early as junior high school, but only in recent years has she realized how important writing is to her understanding of herself and the world in general. It is with great trepidation that she lets the words of this volume out into the world, and she does so with the hope that what has been valuable to her--whether an image, a story, or a lesson learned--could be valuable to someone else. See less