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Rebecca Wells

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Rebecca Wells (born 1952) is an American actress, playwright and author. She is best known for her Ya-Ya series of novels. Wells was born in Central Louisiana and grew up on a working plantation where her family has lived since 1795. In 1982, she went to Seattle, Washington to work with a performing arts group. She loved it there so much that she decided to stay. She currently lives on an island near Seattle. Since the late 1990s, Wells has suffered from severe neurological Lyme disease, an experience chronicled on her website[1] and in an interview with CTV about the writing of her novel Ya-Yas in Bloom (2005)[2]

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  1. ^ Lyme Disease Ya-Ya.com (Rebecca Wells website)
  2. ^ "Ya-Ya Sisterhood author Wells writes sequel" CTV.ca, March 31, 2005 retrieved March 16, 2006

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    Rebecca Wells's novels Little Altars Everywhere (1992) and Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood (1996) are set in central Louisiana. Each novel reflects important issues of life in the Bayou State by showing the influence of family and region on the se... more


     
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