First came the story. Then came the name for it.
I wrote a memoir before I could name what I’d been doing my whole life: self-erasure. The story is here now. The map is on its way.
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Tiny Homes & Tummy Tucks
Before there was a framework, there was a story. A girl raised on ’90s purity culture. A first marriage where a pastor told her to be quieter. A book she wrote, and then hid.
Tiny Homes & Tummy Tucks is that story, told the way I actually talk: honest about the painful parts, and funnier than a memoir about disappearing has any right to be. I didn’t have the words “self-erasure” when I wrote it. Reading it now, it’s on every page.
Want to know who I am? Start here.
Get it on AmazonAnd if you’ve read it, a review is basically a love language.
Straight from the readers.
I flew through it, constantly nodding my head along to Angela’s stories and observations.
Amazon reviewDry, sarcastic humor that made me laugh out loud.
Amazon reviewGrowing up in the church in the 90’s, I appreciate hearing that my experience wasn’t just mine.
Amazon reviewI read the intro and part of the first chapter and I am hooked. You’re an engaging and insightful writer, Angela!
reader commentPreach it, sister. Your book is sure resonating with me. I’m about halfway and I can’t wait to keep reading.
reader commentYou’re a great writer, using dialogue, questions, and humor to engage the reader!
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A field guide to self-erasure is on the way.
The memoir is where the story began. The next book is the map: the Self-Erasure framework in your hands, built for the woman who wants to work the pattern, not just recognize it.
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