Ruth Glick
American author of notable fiction

Born
April 27th, 1942
82 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United States
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An American author began writing professionally in the 1980s. This author published numerous works, primarily in the romance genre, with an emphasis on spiritual themes. Recognized for contributions to Christian fiction, several novels achieved popularity among readers. The author's writing often featured strong character development and intricate plots. Participation in various writer organizations and workshops contributed to a supportive community for aspiring authors. The author has also been involved in promoting literacy through speaking engagements and community outreach.
Authored multiple best-selling novels
Contributed to Christian fiction genre
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