N. V. Baker turned to fiction after a long career in political science and journalism. She has published two novels and three books of non-fiction. She and her husband live in the high desert in New Mexico.
Find her on Facebook, at N.V. Baker, writer; on LinkedIn, and on Amazon and Goodreads.
Author page on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/N.-V.-Baker/e/B001H6UYSY?ref_=pe_1724030_132998060
Afghanistan & Iran Author’s Images, August – September, 1978


Copyright 2016 N. V. Baker

About her debut novel, vanished., she writes, “In late April 1978, I said goodbye to my family and boarded a plane for Bangkok, Thailand, to begin an overland journey around the world. I carried a tote bag and soft-sided suitcase, a small notebook and an Olympus OM-1 camera with several rolls of slide film. During that 13-month journey, I wrote almost five hundred pages of notes, took more than six hundred slides, and sent dozens of letters. I knew I wanted to use them for a novel. It took me only four decades to find the right story.”

