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Lucy Daniels is a writer and clinical psychologist who uses the lessons learned in her personal victory over anorexia nervosa and writer's block to assist others. Her novels include the best-seller and Guggenheim Fellowship winner, Caleb My Son (1956), High on a Hill (1961), and Eyes of the Father (2005). A memoir, With a Woman's Voice: A Writer's struggle for Emotional Freedom (2002) and Dreaming Your Way to Creative Freedom (2005) chronicle her empowerment. Walking with Moonshine and her latest book, Maritime Magistery, showcase a collection of stories written across her life. In Maritime Magistery, which takes place on North Carolina's coast, she reveals how the environment can impact both one’s spirit and the workings of the subconscious.

Other short stories by Dr. Daniels appear in various publications including Pembroke Magazine, Westview and North Carolina Literary Review.

Dr. Daniels is the founder of the Lucy Daniels Foundation and the Lucy Daniels Center for Early Childhood located in Cary, North Carolina. She has four children and eight grandchildren.