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AUTHOR BIO
Luleen S. Anderson was born in the small farming community
of Roberta, Georgia, the eighth of nine children. First
in her family to attend college, she earned her A.B.
from Wesleyan College, her M.A. from Emory University,
and her Ph.D. from Boston University. She practiced
clinical psychology for many years in Boston, Mass.,
and Wilmington, N.C., where she currently lives.
The author of three books and more than eighty articles
in newspapers, magazines, and scholarly journals, Dr.
Anderson has lectured and taught widely. She is passionate
about promoting the potential for transcendent happiness
that she has experienced personally, and that she has
found in friends and in hundreds of troubled clients.
The Knack of a Happy Life brings together new writings
with many of her essays and newspaper columns, including
dozens from Wilma! Wilmington’s Magazine for Women,
to which she has contributed regularly since its inception.
BLURBS
“. . . a comprehensive curriculum in happiness
. . . ”
—Peggy Payne, author of Sister India and
co-author of The Healing Power of Doing Good
“What a rare combination! Luleen Anderson’s
book is as serious of purpose as it is entertaining
to read, with nuggets of wisdom on every page.”
—Ellyn Bache, author of Holiday Miracles and
Safe Passage
“There is great beauty and wisdom in this work.”
—author and translator Daniel Ladinsky
“When you come across a sharecropper’s daughter,
reared dirt-poor, who got a Ph.D., became a therapist,
a published writer—you want to know the secrets
of her success. Some of the wisest words are also the
most simple, and here are her simple, wise, accessible
secrets to the knack of a happy life. Her words will
resonate in you long after you put down the book.”
—Sophy Burnham, author of A Book of Angels
Also by Luleen S. Anderson, Ph.D.
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Fill Me Up to Empty
Under the Covers
Visit
Luleen's web site for more information.
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