The year before she was born, Stephanie Hubbard's father - a Madison Avenue magazine writer - bought Bluff Island, an uninhabited forty acre island in the middle of the St. Lawrence River. Stephanie grew up on this island, a true believer in her father's idealized version of splendid isolation. But what began as a family adventure became a daughter's lifelong struggle to live a life worthy of her father, and ultimately to create a life worthy of herself. With a cinematic eye, Stephanie Hubbard recalls the memorable scenes that make up her life story - from the birth of her younger brother trough the birth of her son a few years ago - and the result is something transformative.

Stephanie Hubbard is an award winning documentary film editor based in Los Angeles. Her work has been shown on PBS, History Channel, Discovery Channel and Court TV. She's had plays produced at Sacred Fool's theater, and won awards for her poetry and earlier memoirs, one of which, as a short film, won the audience award in it's category at the Los Angeles Film Festival and was screened at the Sundance Film Festival.

 

Editor's Note:  To read more about Stephanie and her memoir, be sure to check out her Website. http://www.bluffislandrescueservice.com.  This book is available in local book stores as well as on Amazon where there is a Kindle version.