Suicidal Maniacs and the Lady of Shalott

About the Book

"The daughter's story is not the mother's, nor is it that of Tennysons' Lady of Shalott where freedom is suicide. No, Eliza is the author of her own fate, but with their family of five shrunk to the two of them, the mother/daughter dyad must be split. Like splitting an atom, the energy released can be explosive, though more vital than deadly."

About the Author

Roberta Morris is a novelist, philosopher and Catholic priest. She writes fi ction and produces documentaries, most recently Franz Jagerstatter (2008) featuring Martin Sheen as the voice of Jagerstatter. Th e upcoming fi lm Angels is a story of transgender youth and a program of Children’s Hospital Los Angeles. Her published novels and nonfi ction books include Miriam; an autobiography (a novel), Vigil, and No Words for Love and Famine, soon to be available as eBooks. She received her BA and M.Div at University of Toronto and an MA and PhD at York University. You can keep up with her work on her blog: www.RobertaMorrisAuthor.com.