Heather Latimer

Heather Latimer is the author of 17 books and thousands of articles in national magazines. Her career began on Fleet Street, London, continued on Madison Avenue, New York, and now continues in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Ms Latimer is a British-born bon vivant. She has merrily roved in small villages and huge cities in countries all over the world where she's mingled with men and women of all nationalities, orientations, and ages - rich and poor - rogues and royals. Naturally, these adventures have given her a deep understanding of people's concerns, wishes and choices in the USA as well as distant nations, and all classes of society.

She has been recognized as the ultimate specialist in making difficult subjects easy ever since she was national TV and radio spokesperson for Funk & Wagnall's Encyclopedia, and hostess of Heather Latimer Reviews on WPIX,New York.

With regard to her Self-Help books and columns there's no doubt she possesses the unique ability to present sound advice and essential information with illustrative stories and a touch of humor that makes her suggestions fun to read, and easy to understand, absorb, and put into practice.

Additionally she is the leading US authority on Louis Wain. She has written two books about this celebrated cat artist who lived in England from 1860 to 1939. Instead of being dull biographies she has fictionalized them so the stories and historical backgrounds are realistic and characters come alive so vividly you feel you are actually there.

The English Cat Artist.

Fictionalized biography of Louis Wain, complete with over 65 of his cat pictures.

Written in 2002. A few copies remain and are sold exclusively on

amazon.com.

How To Overcome Once-Easy Tasks That Are Now Pains In The You-Know-What.

Over 200 solutions to everyday problems of Boomers/Seniors/Widows/Widowers/Caregivers.

Written in 2015.Fifth update 2018.

Supplementing the above book, "Heather's Self-Help Tips" appear monthly in Vegas Voice Magazine.

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