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Dorothy J Kimble NOW AVAILABLE AT LIBRARIES! |
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About The Author Dorothy Jackson-Kimble is a published author. Her by-lines appeared in the Wayne County Community College newspaper in 1973-1974. Her story about her brother’s suicide appeared in Day’s Dawn: A Short Story Anthology published by the Detroit Writer’s Guild in 1996. Her story entitled, “When Mom Paid County Tax Bill, Streetcar Trip was Daughter’s Fun was published by the Detroit Free Press in the Michigan Memories section in 1993. In 1997, she wrote five short biographies of women pioneers of her church for the Powerful Women of Purpose’s newsletter. She developed the Greater Grace Temple Christian Education Class No. 8 newsletter in 1998 that featured biographies of senior class members. In 1998, the Detroit Writer’s Guild published her story that had been printed in the Detroit Free Press “When Mom Paid Tax Streetcar Trip was Daughter’s Fun” in Paradise Valley Days: A Photo Album Poetry Book Detroit 1930’s to 1950’s. In November 1998, her short story entitled “Depression Era Flat Overflowed with Sweet Adventures of Childhood” was published in a Detroit News magazine supplement. Her family history book, the Bloodline, was published in 1997 and distributed to family members. In 1997, the Gerontology Department of Wayne State University sponsored a contest for senior citizens. Dorothy received an honorable mention for her story titled “Meeting John Emory.” In April 2004, she was one of the winners in the Why I Love the Detroit Public Library contest. In 2004, she self-published her memoir A Mighty Long Way, that is the story of her life in Detroit. It is available in the bookstore at Greater Grace Temple Church and copies can be ordered by email to Dotkimble@comcast.net. |
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