Category Archives: Deborah Hoffmann

Deb Hoffmann – Eyewitness to the Sinking of the Andrea Doria

Posted on December 8, 2020 by Writing Women of Zurich

 HOW A CLOSE FRIENDSHIP WITH A BOSTON GLOBE EDITOR             GOT ME ON THE FRONT PAGE OVER 60 YEARS AGO While I was a Boston College student, my creative writing and journalism teacher was Bill Meek of the Boston Globe.  … Continue reading →

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SURVIVAL IN TIMES OF ADVERSITY by Deb Hoffmann

Posted on June 4, 2020 by Writing Women of Zurich

I see adversity as a challenge, It’s one we can easily manage. Truly it’s not a sort of strife, To be perfectly honest, it’s just part of life. Be creative and try out something new, You might well be surprised … Continue reading →

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The Protestant Reformation – 500th Year Celebration! Deborah Hoffmann

Posted on October 28, 2019 by Writing Women of Zurich

THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION 500th Year 2019 By Deborah Hoffmann On this beautiful late summer day, of course, my first visit was to the Cathedral for the noon organ concert.  Built in the 11th to 13th century and is said to have … Continue reading →

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