Wanda Easter Burch

WANDA EASTER BURCH as a historian, writer, and retired site manager of an eighteenth century house museum. Her published works include, The Home Voices Speak Louder than the Drums: Dreams and the Imagination in Civil War Letters and Memoirs (2017); She Who Dreams. A Journey into Healing through Dreamwork (2003); and Dreaming of Home, a liner-note booklet that accompanies the music CD, Come Dearest the Daylight is Gone (2015). Her articles have appeared in several publications, including New York History, Celebrating Johnstown: A Community Looks Back on 250 Years, and Sibyl Magazine: For the Spirit and Soul of Woman. A long term breast cancer survivor, she is a peer reviewer for the Breast Cancer Research Program sponsored by the Department of Defense; and is a staff member for Creative Healing Connections’ Adirondack arts retreats for women surviving chronic illness and for women who have served in the military. She received her MA at SUNY Oneonta, Cooperstown Graduate Program. www.wandaburch.com.

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