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I was born the fifth of seven children in the quiet town of Winnetka on the north shore of Chicago. As the third of the five Pryor girls, I vividly recall observing female communication and dynamics from a very early age. My mother’s commitment to her own female friends and the valued place they held in her life, amid the raising of seven children, set an early and unforgettable precedent.
During my childhood I discovered music as my first creative outlet. I found my love for writing while composing songs on the guitar and creating lyrics. Eventually I landed at Kansas University, where I studied journalism. When I moved to Los Angeles in 1990, I decided to sharpen my writing skills at UCLA. Over the next ten years, while committed to my work in short fiction, I earned a living as a commercial and television actress. |
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| After the birth of my first child, I became a full-time mom, but continued writing during nap-time. Human behavior and self-exploration remained the focus of my short stories, until I wrapped myself around the subject of women in friendship, which ultimately resulted in the birth of my book, WHAT DID I DO WRONG? |
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| Navigating women through the uncharted waters of female friendship ending, has led to an entirely new and exciting chapter in my life. What I hadn’t anticipated after the release of my book, was the surge of consistent communication from women via my website. Their stories, experiences, and interest has created an amazing platform for what appears to be some much sought after commiseration. |
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The challenges and hilarity of life and the relationships that surround it, has become my niche. Communicating effectively and staying true to who we are…make up most of what I help women seek.
Cheers, and great things for everyone. |
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