"Being Martha is a personal--at times a searingly personal--account
of Martha's life from the inside, by a friend. It's
fascinating--very anecdotal and very emotional. It won't be like
anything else you've ever read about her."
--John Small, editor of SaveMartha.com
From Being Martha
"Martha has taught people to do many things and not in the way
an ordinary teacher would, but in her own particular way. She
taught people about the good things in life--the simple
things."
--Martha Kostyra, Martha's mother
"My mother and I have always been close. We are not closer since
the trial and prison--we've always been close. . . . Don't we all
want a better life? No matter what they say about my mom, all she
ever does is teach the world good things that will help them in
life. So what if she shows you the perfect way to do it? Would you
want your professor at school to do anything less in any other
subject? Her fans know what she's all about."
--Alexis Stewart, Martha's daughter
"It was all about going and finding a piece of land and living
off of it, learning how to get back to nature. Listening to banjos,
listening to folk music, discovering Leadbelly and the Mamas and
the Papas. We used to have the greatest evenings with a bunch of
hospitable people. Martha would make pies and other things for the
occasions."
--George Christiansen, Martha's brother, about the early years
"Martha raised the bar for me and made me think big. . . . We
have an alley cat, Ricky, that lives next door at the deli, and he
roams in and out of the neighborhood. Ricky has no tail, he's
dirty, and he acts like a dog. One morning during the trial, Martha
was in the salon wearing athree-thousand-dollar Jil Sander suit.
She was sitting on one of the chairs in the back. Ricky came in and
jumped on top of her and was all over her, licking her neck and
putting paw marks all over her. Martha said, 'Oh my God, this cat
is so dirty, this is such a dirty little cat!' But she let him
crawl all over her. She just dusted the hair and dirt off. She
really has a lot of kindness in her."
--Eva Scrivo, Martha's friend and hairdresser
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