The complex story of Mary's marriage and separation is the stuff of her memoir: Sex After Sixty: a memoir about her separation from her husband and her rediscovery of life, sex and love after sixty.

Here are some excerpts from Mary's stories:

From "Proof"

She took the pile of dough, lifted it above her head and slammed it into the wooden board. A burst of flour hit the air and the front of his suit. “I remember a lot of stuff.”
He said “Like what?”

From "Guarding the Pie"

Martin was looking way too comfortable in the wing chair. After dinner, this was where she and Al put their feet up, talked and read their books, side by side, each with a crook-neck halogen lamp for good, solid light. She said to Martin, “Late, you might say?” with a question in her voice that she answered by deciding she’d never tell him the chair’s secret.

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