One More River (32 page)

The Kowalski family in 1950. In the back: Frank Kowalski. In the front row, from left to right: Carl, Robert, Mary, Freda, and Kathleen.

The Kowalski brood around 1956. Carl, the oldest brother, is in the back; Robert is holding Patti; Mary is on the left with the braids; and Kathleen is behind her.

The Kowalski family in the mid-1960s, from left to right: mom Freda, Carl, Mary, Robert, Peggy, Kathleen, dad Frank, and Patti, with the youngest, Jeanne, in the foreground.

Glickman and her sisters Patti and Jeanne, seen here at home in the mid-1960s.

Newlyweds Mary and Stephen Glickman sitting on the bimah of Temple Beth Zion in 1978. According to Mary, “Stephen grew a moustache for the event. More’s the pity.”

Stephen, Mary, and their friend Risa Schneider Fine in 1981.

The Kowalski children in 1982. Back row, from left to right: Robert and Carl. Front row, left to right: Jeanne, Patti, Mary, Kathleen, and Peggy.

Glickman’s large family of siblings, with nephews, nieces, aunt, and grandmother, seen here around 1983. Glickman is in the back row, center.

Mary riding a horse in Spain during the seven months she spent in the seaside village of La Cala with her husband Stephen.

A rejection letter from the vice president of Norton, written to Glickman’s former agent about her novel
Solomon’s Dotage
. The book was one of six unpublished novels she wrote before
Home in the Morning
.

A postcard from fellow Open Road author Andre Dubus, written around 1990. Glickman and Dubus were friends for several years before his death in 1999.

Glickman walking with King of Harts at home during her Open Road video shoot.

Glickman at home on Seabrook Island, South Carolina, where she lives with her husband, cats, and beloved horse, King of Harts.

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