February 4, 2012

HCE Relaunching in 2010!

November 21, 2009 | By Misty Ericson | Leave a Comment Filed Under: Editor's Desk

Her Circle will return from its hiatus in 2010, relaunching with an International Women’s Day Virtual Festival in March. Stay tuned for more details.

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Misty

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About Misty Ericson

Misty Ericson holds a BA in English & Comparative Literature from San Jose State University, California, and an MA History of Art from University of Leeds, UK. In addition to her work on HerCircleEzine.com, which she founded in 2005, Misty enjoys painting in her studio and restoring her home in the English countryside.

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