According to her own written confession, Ann Warren Griffith has been an actress, a librarian, a shipfitter, a pilot in the WASPS, a Red Cross "overseas-type girl," an "editorial assistant-type girl" on trade magazines and, of course, a writer. Her work has been in such magazines as the Atlantic Monthly, Reader’s Digest, The Woman . . . although, she wistfully admits, she has not yet hit the Macaroni Journal ("1500-word articles on macaroni, spaghetti, noodles, etc.").