Theresa PepinVoracious reader and lifelong writer of personal essays and short stories, author Theresa Pepin is now mostly retired from a working life that required far too many years of professional and ghost writing. The Story of Buddy and Uncle Kenneth (2021) s her first publication of creative work-or, rather, play as the strange genius of Claude Fredericks reminds us, who is quoted by the character Julian Morrow in Donna Tartt's The Secret History from 1992: "I should call it the most glorious kind of play." If she lives long enough, she hopes to complete and publish two other manuscripts in progress: a middle grade book of a family adventure in the North Carolina mountains during the seventies; and a memoir based upon four centuries of well-documented family history in France, French Canada, and the United States. Read More Read Less