Linda Grey Sexton, author of Mirror Images, Points of Light, and Private Acts, is often asked if she is an artist because of the way she was able to capture the views of an artist in her writing. Although she is not an artist, she claims to know a great deal about art that she learned for her book. She has not had an easy life. Her greatest fear is for her children, and out of that fear comes some of her story ideas and inspirations. The conclusion of this interview is an interesting view about word processors.

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