Molly Giles Boeken

Exploring the journey of a woman writer, this memoir in flash form captures the essence of life experiences tied to the iconic Golden Gate Bridge. Each crossing becomes a metaphor for insights, expectations, regrets, and challenges faced by Molly Giles, an award-winning fiction writer. Her reflections span a lifetime in the Bay Area, beginning from a poignant moment in 1945 when she traveled with her father after his return from war. The narrative intertwines personal growth with a steadfast love for writing, offering a rich tapestry of memories and lessons.

“Why these novels aren’t on the way to a Netflix studio right now is beyond me. Whoever gets to play detective Franz Kafka will have the role of a lifetime.” - Mark Stevens, Author of the Allison Coil Mystery seriesThe Mesa, eyrie of the ancient Pueblan ancestors casts its shadow over small-town Milagro, where old-time ranchers and thrusting incomers converge in a common profiteering from the land. Charged with mediating a seemingly innocuous dispute about a slain miniature horse, K is caught in the titanic, merciless clash between Old and New West. To make matters worse Robbie Begay may be turning from friend to foe commodifying sacred traditions for the benefit of cultural tourism. As his heroes morph into villains and his villains stay villains, K’s customary position between rock and hard place suddenly becomes much more precarious.