Eva Pasco

Under Mother's tutelage, Eva Pasco became a proficient typist by the age of nine and soon pounded chapter stories replete with dialogue on her girly-pink Tom Thumb typewriter.  In high school she composed her first novella earning its own reserve shelf in the library.  On the fast track of college, Ms. Pasco's penchant for writing deferred to churning out term papers.  Throughout a rewarding teaching career she dedicated her craft to drafting curriculum, developing student proficiency in creative writing, and penning poignant notes to her charges.  Undergoing a mid-life renaissance, Ms. Pasco rekindled her passion for storytelling by composing fiction that taps into significant issues affecting the lives of women.