Jacqueline E. Luckett's Blog
Feb.12.2011
Today, I’m invited to a party, a celebration. My hostess told me that while waiting for her mother at the doctor’s office, she came across the obituary of a man we knew. He’s the second or third peer who has passed over the last year. “I’m tired,” my friend said, “of running into people I used to...
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Feb.12.2011
Today, I’m invited to a party, a celebration. My hostess told me that while waiting for her mother at the doctor’s office, she came across the obituary of a man we knew. He’s the second or third peer who has passed over the last year. “I’m tired,” my friend said, “of running into people I used to...
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Oct.11.2010
Working. And that’s the truth.Writing.Researching.Revising. Writing some more. Thinking. Re-revising. Listening. Re-re-vising . . .Such is the life of a writer—this writer. When friends, non-writer friends, call...
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In this time, where youth is deemed so important and baby-boomers are devalued, readers need stories about women in the middle of their lives in order to appreciate their value and understand that life is not over once the estrogen is gone. I want readers to see mature women for the interesting, smart and sexy, ambitious and adventuresome people we are. ”
—People Magazine: Beautifully written and filled with vibrant scenes of Paris in its Jazz Age and today, Passing Love is a treat.
About Jacqueline
Jacqueline took a creative writing class on a dare, from herself, and began writing short stories and poetry and never looked back. The Bay Area native loves living in Oakland, but travels frequently to nurture her passion for photography and learning to cook...




