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    What Makes a Hero Human?

    books Confessions Cyborg Chronicles

    Give a hero a cybernetic arm, and there are certain expectations.

  • Reader trying to warn character not to open the door.

    Don’t Open That Door! 

    Characters Confessions humor

    Reading is supposed to be a quiet activity. This seems reasonable until someone in a book hears a strange noise downstairs and decides to investigate. Alone. Without turning on a light. Suddenly, the reader has a few things to say.

  • Couple denying they picked up the towel.

    If My Life Were a Reality Show, It Would Need a Better Title

    Confessions

    I saw an ad for reality-show casting, and because this is how my brain works, I immediately wondered what kind of reality show I would be.

  • A reading chair with an open book to adventure.

    The Books We Crave—and Why Genre Isn’t Always the Point

    Confessions reading

    Sometimes I want danger, romance, and adventure—as long as none of it can reach me in my comfortable chair.

  • room in chaos because of unexpected

    When the Unexpected Keeps Winging In

    Confessions

    Even though I wake up most mornings feeling like I got pooped over a cliff, I still expect good things from my days.

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    Comfort, Sass, and the Lies Elastic Tells

    Confessions The Spy Who Kissed Me

    I had been thinking about blogging on the slow slide from sassy to comfort. Then my inbox delivered an ad for “figure improving technology.”

  • From Librarian Dreams to Online Bookstore Reality

    From Librarian Dreams to Online Bookstore Reality

    Confessions Perilously Fun Books Bookstore

    Discover how I turned my lifelong dream of owning a bookstore into a thriving online haven for book lovers.

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    I Was Afraid of the Dark When I Was Little

    Confessions

    I was afraid of the dark when I was little. Actually, I am still sort of afraid of the dark. Not all the time. Not dramatically. But if I let loose the dogs of my imagination after sunset, things can get complicated fast. During the day, imagination is useful. It helps me write books. It…

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    Everyone’s a Critic, Even the Squirrels

    Confessions

    Animals have opinions. Anyone who has ever been owned by a pet knows this. Cats have perfected the silent review. Dogs specialize in wounded disappointment. Birds can deliver editorial comments at full volume.

  • books, girl on a tightrope

    More Than Fine: When You Need to Stop Before the Cliff

    Confessions

    Have you felt under the gun lately? Like you are taking hits from all directions? Like the smoke is thick, the noise is loud, and you are trying to keep moving even though you are not sure you are still pointed where you want to go?

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