415. Marian Denise Moore

415. We talk to Marian Denise Moore about her book, Louisiana Midrash. Marian is a computer analyst as well as a poet.
"I love Judaism; I converted years ago and was pleasantly surprised when friends told me that they were not surprised at all. I don't pretend to be orthodox. I am too much of a feminist to sit at the back of the bus. I want to learn it all and I want to sit on the front row! That book shelf contains Kugel, Kirsch, L. Kushner. I belong to a couple of writing workshops and they both drive me crazy. But I keep plugging away. Some poetry published. One story. One novel finished that must be revised. A computer analyst by accident. I love physics, but Math doesn't like me. So I opted for computer programming. I'm still there after all of these years. One sister; one brother. And lots of patient friends."

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