Susan Adger, M.Ed, is a former social worker and web designer, author, and is a fifth generation Floridian.
Her books, Seashells, Gator Bones, and the Church of Everlasting Liability, and Moonshine, Mushrooms, and a Boat Named Helen are set in 1930s Florida, and were inspired by stories told by her grandmother.
She also co-wrote the memoir A Quiet Voice about Vietnam veteran Eugene Hairston and his struggle to overcome addiction, post-traumatic stress disorder, and homelessness.
In a few of her personal adventures, Susan has found fossils in the Peace River in Florida and on Rainbow Mountain in Alaska, tramped for two days through a Philippine jungle to get medical supplies to the natives, and gone zip-lining through the jungle canopy in Costa Rica. She’s sipped high tea at the Prince William Hotel in Hong Kong, trekked to the remains of an ancient castle in the Czech Republic, and gone skydiving. She currently resides in Dunedin, Florida.
She can be reached at: susan@susanadger.com |
