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It seems writers are always talking about voice. Finding your voice, choosing a voice for a story… and even, on some occasions, hearing voices. (No one ever said we writers were the most mentally stable crowd.) On a personal note today, I’d like to join the rest of the University of Georgia’s Bulldog Nation in  […]
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Last night we took the boys Trick-or-Treating with some friends and had a great time. I didn’t know whether Monkey would be able to keep up with the four- to seven-year-old crowd on his little two-year-old pirate legs, but he was a champ. I don’t think he cares much about the candy yet — last  […]
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I’ve had language on the brain this week. First and rather unpleasantly, there is the language of the law. Despite a house-wide lack of sleep, the major disruption in our family right now relates to one poorly-written phrase in an outdated will of my father’s. It’s a long story I can’t tell in detail, but  […]
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I posted my last blog entry seven weeks ago today. Two days later, my son was born. A beautiful 8-pound baby boy who looks like his father and loves to be held by his mommy. He is my treasure. Big brother is so proud — already trying to show him the ropes. The birth was  […]
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The weekend on bed rest gave me some time to catch up on a little reading around the blogosphere, including “What’s Wrong with Sex?” by JA Konrath, one of the powerhouse voices in indie publishing. While Joe’s books themselves aren’t necessarily my cup of tea — because of the genre, not the quality of writing  […]
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Maybe it’s an occupational hazard (writer + counselor), but I often notice themes emerging in my life and work. Right now one of those themes, especially with my teen and adult female clients, is humiliating experiences. Most often things that might happen, and would be so devastating that the person would never recover. Falling down  […]
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As of this writing, THE MARRIAGE PACT has been out on Kindle for just over two weeks and also just came out on the Barnes & Noble NOOK. So far I’ve sold 37 copies. Not earth-scorching numbers (yet), but what I consider a healthy start for a rookie. Even better, many of the folks who’ve  […]
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