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The Detroit Jewish News, 1999-07-02

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Greenstein, who has had seven
books published, worked in her
father's bakery long before teaching at
the Rhode Island School of Design,
and encouraged him to write. His first
book, Secrets of a Jewish Baker, won a
James Beard Award. He's now working
on a sequel.
Her eighth book, Dreaming: A
Countdown to Sleep, will be out in
March.
I asked a woman I met if she
would write a story for my pictures,
and she said I should just write the
story down the way I told it to her,"
Greenstein recalls about her first writ-
ing project. "It turned out to be Emily
and the Crows, about crows and a cow,
and I've been writing ever since and
loving it."

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Lucy Rosenthal:
"[These workshops]
give you courage.
This kind of recharging
can last a long time."

Author Readings

Eleven nationally published writers present
is working on Minimum
their work in a series of public readings 8
Security, written from a
p.m. July 9-17 as part of Cranbrook's third
woman's point of view. It also
annual Retreat for Writers. The readings are
delves into identity.
free of charge, and will take place at
"When you write, you
Cranbrook Schools' Thornlea House, 550
find out what you know that
Cranbrook Road, between Lone Pine and
you didn't know you knew,
Woodward. Copies of each writer's work
says Rosenthal, whose father
will be available for purchase and signing.
and maternal grandfather
July
9: Fiction author Jack Driscoll
were both rabbis and whose
July 10: Poet Michael Delp
main character in her new
July 11: Fiction author Joseph Caldwell
book has one Jewish parent.
July 12: Poet Marie Howe and fiction
Rosenthal believes that
author Richard McCann
workshops like the one at
July 13: Poet Richard Tillinghast
Cranbrook offer writers
July 14: Fiction author Daniel Mueller
community and concerned
July 15: Poet Cynthia Huntington
responses to the writing
July 16: Fiction author John Skoyles
enterprise.
July 17: Fiction author Lucy Rosenthal and
"An environment like this
children's book author Elaine Greenstein
supports and protects, and
Cranbrook makes it a very
classy experience," she says.
Greenstein has done only the illus-
Elaine Greenstein also will be flexi-
trations for books with Jewish themes,
ble about using participants' writings as
including Eight Hanukah Stories and
a basis for discussion. An artist before
Menders Ladder.
;)she became a writer, Greenstein will
"[But] I have two books that my
cover what makes a book work, how
editor
and I are talking about [for the
participants can find stories in them-
future],"
she says.
selves and the children's book market.
"I do this about three times a year,"
says Greenstein, who began writing
The Cranbrook Retreat for
after she became an aunt and started
Writers runs July 9-18. $450 for
looking at children's books. "What I
five-day workshops/$280 for
do regularly is go into schools all over
three-day workshops. Faculty
the country and talk to kids about
members read from their works
how I write and illustrate, how I work
during sessions that are free and
with an editor and how books are
open to the public. For more
printed and sold. I've done it at
information, call (248) 645-
Cranbrook's Brookside School.
3664; or access the Web site at
"I try to give adults the confidence
retreat_for_writers@cc.cran-
to keep writing, and I want to make
brook.edu .
reading, writing and books come alive
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