Fred Stella speaks with Nancy French for part two of their conversation on her book 'Ghosted.'
No matter how some people try to deny it, we humans are very tribal. And for the most part, that can be a good thing if we will forego any sense of tribal superiority. So if one is excommunicated from a tribe the mental and spiritual toll can be significant.
In her book ‘Ghosted’ Nancy French describes her upbringing in a Fundamentalist Christian church and early alliance with conservative Republican politics. For years she made her living as a ghost writer for several prominent right-wing politicians. But when she and her husband declared themselves to be Never Trumpers, doors closed, calls were ignored and friends abandoned them. Nancy joins us to continue to discuss the trauma, betrayal and heartbreak of maintaining high principles in the face of such challenges.
Bio from nancyfrench.com:
Nancy French has collaborated on multiple books for celebrities - five of which made the New York Times best seller list - and written books under her own name. She has conducted a multi-year journalistic investigation, written commentary, and published for the nation’s most prominent newspapers and magazines.
She lives in Franklin, Tennessee with her husband – journalist David French – and family.
