About The Colors I Saw (Golden Alley Press, 2019):

"Whether fearful or funny about becoming a patient, Eliza C. Walton illuminates the problem of shame that many patients with colorectal cancer experience. As an irascible alter ego emerges to rage against the indignities of treatments, Walton tenderly clarifies the pains and pleasures of a survival enriched by love of literature and of everyday life in a small town in Maine." —Susan Gubar, author of the column "Living With Cancer" for the online New York Times