Carol Cram will talk about her new book The Towers of Tuscany, which is set amid the twisting streets and sunlit piazzas of medieval Italy. The Towers of Tuscany tells the story of a woman who dares to follow her own path in the all-male domain of the painter’s workshop.
Carol M. Cram is the author of The Towers of Tuscany, an historical novel about a woman painter in fourteenth century Italy.
In addition to writing fiction, Carol has enjoyed a great career as an educator, teaching at Capilano University in North Vancouver for over twenty years and authoring forty-plus bestselling textbooks on business communications and software applications for Cengage Learning. She holds an MA in Drama from the University of Toronto and an MBA from Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Carol is currently focusing as much of her attention as she can spare between walks in the woods on writing historical novels with an arts twist. She and her husband, painter Gregg Simpson, share a life on beautiful Bowen Island near Vancouver, Canada.
Visit her at www.carolcram.com
