Chunky, MS
What's the most important lesson you learned in school?That not everyone has the life you have. Be kind, always.
What is Memphis, Tennessee, USA known for?ELVIS PRESLEY! Also, amazing music and bbq
Who can be a blogger?Anyone
Do you remember the first article you wrote for Elephant Journal? What was it about?I wrote an article about my grandmother and what a force in my life she was. I used some of it in the book.
What's your best advice on writing biographies?Put your butt in the chair, open your mind, and bleed onto the paper.
Are there any other ideas brought by your friends that you hope to incorporate into different books in the future?I am beginning a fiction series currently. I will also write a second book to the memoir that I’m excited about writing!
What do you think readers will take away from your book, Living Without Skin?I hope that they can know they aren’t alone when they feel weak, and find a way to reframe that feeling into strength.
What are some inspirational biographies to help one "think big"?Oprah Winfrey. What an amazing life!
Have you ever tried making a caramel cake on your own?Heavens, no! I prefer to hire someone much older with more experience than me to make them.
Author of Living Without Skin, Tammy Green has spent most of her childhood in Chunky, MS. The first article she wrote for Elephant Journal was about her grandmother and what a force in her life she was. Apart from writing books everyone can relate to, Tammy is a real estate professional and a healthcare worker.