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Hot Mess…
So, I was trying to write a completely different post this morning. If I’m very lucky, I’ll be able to finish it sometime this week. But that will be entirely predicated on my mind not sparking like a nest of … Continue reading
Posted in The Writing Life, Uncategorized
Tagged depression, health, humanity, Life, mental health, mental illness, personal, writing
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Coming Up for Air in Quick Breaths…
Breathe, that’s the thing I’ve been forgetting to do. The dizzy spells, the inability to concentrate, the ravenous sugar cravings, it all makes sense now. I’m fine… Really… I promise. Anyway, I thought I’d drop in with a few quickies, as … Continue reading
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Tagged announcement, climate change, government, humanity, in the news, Life, marginal tax rates, news, writing
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Media Appearances…
…Well, just the one really. The folks behind Authors in Abstract had me on their podcast. It was a good time. Maybe you’ll be interested in giving it a listen? LISTEN! If you dig the vibrations, check out some of … Continue reading
Howdy…
…So, how ‘ya been? Sorry I’ve been away for a bit. Honestly, it was longer than I would have liked. I had about a week after my book release, and I got Sofa King™ sick, have been out of commission … Continue reading
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Tagged health, personal, update, updatery
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Book Birthday!
Well, this thing that’s been in my head for too long to mention is now a thing that’s out in the world, waiting to get into your heads. It was a ton of work getting here. I imagine, it’ll still … Continue reading
Drawn to Flame: Chapter 3
The walk back to my office was only six blocks, more than I needed to notice I had picked up a tail. Jesus, the guy was bad. Every time I stopped walking, or checked both ways before crossing a street, … Continue reading
Drawn to Flame: Chapter 2
I walked slowly to the address. It was only six blocks, but I needed to think. I had just met my new client, and the puzzles were already starting to stack up. For one, how did he know so much … Continue reading
