Two young women travel to Miami, Florida at the start of WWII to work as censors for the U.S. government, with hilarious results as military officialdom tries to remain aloof in the face of youth, vitality, and joie de vivre. This humorous memoir set in the Office of Censorship in Miami and then in New York, may be about cutting, editing, abridging, and purging written materials, but this time around, it's completely uncensored. Enjoy! AboutAuthor: Marjorie Nock (Wilson) was born in Wilmington, Delaware and graduated from the University of Delaware. Shortly after the start of WWII, she went to Miami, Florida to work as a translator in French and Spanish at the Office of Censorship. After the war, she, her husband, and three children moved to Norfolk, Virginia where she spent five years teaching French at Old Dominion University.