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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling
Every couple of years, I find myself in the mood once more to read the Harry Potter series. The story never gets old; it’s earned itself a special place in my heart. I think…
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The Belly of Paris by Emile Zola
The Belly of Paris is a unique, fast-paced novel about justice, revolution, and hunger. It is the third book in a 20-part series titled Les Rougon-Macqyart. The series examines two branches of a family:…
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Swann’s Way by Marcel Proust
Occasionally we find books so beautifully written that it seems the style, not the plot, keeps us turning pages. Though translated from its original French, Swann’s Way did not lose its beauty in the…
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Adventures in French
They say to pay attention to what interests you most, because it is part of you. In the past, if asked what my passion was in life, I would likely have responded, “Writing.” I…
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In the Pages of a Dream Journal
Where do you go when you fall asleep? Have you ever wanted to know more about your dream land? We writers encounter plot bunnies in bizarre things while awake. We find something that catches…
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Is it Writer’s Block?
Recently I asked myself why I never update my blog, even though I have so many ideas. Writer’s Block is portrayed as blankness; it’s the absence of a muse, staring at a notebook without…
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About the Mysterious Rewrite
Anyone I’ve spoken to in the past month knows about my mysterious rewrite. Back in July, I began work on a new, fresh version of a novel you may have read (hint hint: it’s…
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A Writer is Never Finished
One is never truly finished writing a story. I’m not an expert on technique; my attention span does not allow me to study complicated books on style. My muse shies from the idea of…
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The Forest of Heldbreath
Imagine your mind is a forest. The edge of the forest is a place where you pause and get distracted–a place of heldbreath, of course. Sometimes we wait at the edge of heldbreath for…
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling
Every couple of years, I find myself in the mood once more to read the Harry Potter series. The story never gets old; it’s earned itself a special place in my heart. I think…
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling
Every couple of years, I find myself in the mood once more to read the Harry Potter series. The story never gets old; it’s earned itself a special place in my heart. I think…
-
The Belly of Paris by Emile Zola
The Belly of Paris is a unique, fast-paced novel about justice, revolution, and hunger. It is the third book in a 20-part series titled Les Rougon-Macqyart. The series examines two branches of a family:…
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Swann’s Way by Marcel Proust
Occasionally we find books so beautifully written that it seems the style, not the plot, keeps us turning pages. Though translated from its original French, Swann’s Way did not lose its beauty in the…
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Adventures in French
They say to pay attention to what interests you most, because it is part of you. In the past, if asked what my passion was in life, I would likely have responded, “Writing.” I…
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In the Pages of a Dream Journal
Where do you go when you fall asleep? Have you ever wanted to know more about your dream land? We writers encounter plot bunnies in bizarre things while awake. We find something that catches…
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Is it Writer’s Block?
Recently I asked myself why I never update my blog, even though I have so many ideas. Writer’s Block is portrayed as blankness; it’s the absence of a muse, staring at a notebook without…
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About the Mysterious Rewrite
Anyone I’ve spoken to in the past month knows about my mysterious rewrite. Back in July, I began work on a new, fresh version of a novel you may have read (hint hint: it’s…
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A Writer is Never Finished
One is never truly finished writing a story. I’m not an expert on technique; my attention span does not allow me to study complicated books on style. My muse shies from the idea of…
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The Forest of Heldbreath
Imagine your mind is a forest. The edge of the forest is a place where you pause and get distracted–a place of heldbreath, of course. Sometimes we wait at the edge of heldbreath for…
The Belly of Paris by Emile Zola
The Belly of Paris is a unique, fast-paced novel about justice, revolution, and hunger. It is the third book in a 20-part series titled Les Rougon-Macqyart. The series examines two branches of a family:…
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling
Every couple of years, I find myself in the mood once more to read the Harry Potter series. The story never gets old; it’s earned itself a special place in my heart. I think…
-
The Belly of Paris by Emile Zola
The Belly of Paris is a unique, fast-paced novel about justice, revolution, and hunger. It is the third book in a 20-part series titled Les Rougon-Macqyart. The series examines two branches of a family:…
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Swann’s Way by Marcel Proust
Occasionally we find books so beautifully written that it seems the style, not the plot, keeps us turning pages. Though translated from its original French, Swann’s Way did not lose its beauty in the…
-
Adventures in French
They say to pay attention to what interests you most, because it is part of you. In the past, if asked what my passion was in life, I would likely have responded, “Writing.” I…
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In the Pages of a Dream Journal
Where do you go when you fall asleep? Have you ever wanted to know more about your dream land? We writers encounter plot bunnies in bizarre things while awake. We find something that catches…
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Is it Writer’s Block?
Recently I asked myself why I never update my blog, even though I have so many ideas. Writer’s Block is portrayed as blankness; it’s the absence of a muse, staring at a notebook without…
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About the Mysterious Rewrite
Anyone I’ve spoken to in the past month knows about my mysterious rewrite. Back in July, I began work on a new, fresh version of a novel you may have read (hint hint: it’s…
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A Writer is Never Finished
One is never truly finished writing a story. I’m not an expert on technique; my attention span does not allow me to study complicated books on style. My muse shies from the idea of…
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The Forest of Heldbreath
Imagine your mind is a forest. The edge of the forest is a place where you pause and get distracted–a place of heldbreath, of course. Sometimes we wait at the edge of heldbreath for…
Swann’s Way by Marcel Proust
Occasionally we find books so beautifully written that it seems the style, not the plot, keeps us turning pages. Though translated from its original French, Swann’s Way did not lose its beauty in the…
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling
Every couple of years, I find myself in the mood once more to read the Harry Potter series. The story never gets old; it’s earned itself a special place in my heart. I think…
-
The Belly of Paris by Emile Zola
The Belly of Paris is a unique, fast-paced novel about justice, revolution, and hunger. It is the third book in a 20-part series titled Les Rougon-Macqyart. The series examines two branches of a family:…
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Swann’s Way by Marcel Proust
Occasionally we find books so beautifully written that it seems the style, not the plot, keeps us turning pages. Though translated from its original French, Swann’s Way did not lose its beauty in the…
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Adventures in French
They say to pay attention to what interests you most, because it is part of you. In the past, if asked what my passion was in life, I would likely have responded, “Writing.” I…
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In the Pages of a Dream Journal
Where do you go when you fall asleep? Have you ever wanted to know more about your dream land? We writers encounter plot bunnies in bizarre things while awake. We find something that catches…
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Is it Writer’s Block?
Recently I asked myself why I never update my blog, even though I have so many ideas. Writer’s Block is portrayed as blankness; it’s the absence of a muse, staring at a notebook without…
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About the Mysterious Rewrite
Anyone I’ve spoken to in the past month knows about my mysterious rewrite. Back in July, I began work on a new, fresh version of a novel you may have read (hint hint: it’s…
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A Writer is Never Finished
One is never truly finished writing a story. I’m not an expert on technique; my attention span does not allow me to study complicated books on style. My muse shies from the idea of…
-
The Forest of Heldbreath
Imagine your mind is a forest. The edge of the forest is a place where you pause and get distracted–a place of heldbreath, of course. Sometimes we wait at the edge of heldbreath for…
Adventures in French
They say to pay attention to what interests you most, because it is part of you. In the past, if asked what my passion was in life, I would likely have responded, “Writing.” I…
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling
Every couple of years, I find myself in the mood once more to read the Harry Potter series. The story never gets old; it’s earned itself a special place in my heart. I think…
-
The Belly of Paris by Emile Zola
The Belly of Paris is a unique, fast-paced novel about justice, revolution, and hunger. It is the third book in a 20-part series titled Les Rougon-Macqyart. The series examines two branches of a family:…
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Swann’s Way by Marcel Proust
Occasionally we find books so beautifully written that it seems the style, not the plot, keeps us turning pages. Though translated from its original French, Swann’s Way did not lose its beauty in the…
-
Adventures in French
They say to pay attention to what interests you most, because it is part of you. In the past, if asked what my passion was in life, I would likely have responded, “Writing.” I…
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In the Pages of a Dream Journal
Where do you go when you fall asleep? Have you ever wanted to know more about your dream land? We writers encounter plot bunnies in bizarre things while awake. We find something that catches…
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Is it Writer’s Block?
Recently I asked myself why I never update my blog, even though I have so many ideas. Writer’s Block is portrayed as blankness; it’s the absence of a muse, staring at a notebook without…
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About the Mysterious Rewrite
Anyone I’ve spoken to in the past month knows about my mysterious rewrite. Back in July, I began work on a new, fresh version of a novel you may have read (hint hint: it’s…
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A Writer is Never Finished
One is never truly finished writing a story. I’m not an expert on technique; my attention span does not allow me to study complicated books on style. My muse shies from the idea of…
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The Forest of Heldbreath
Imagine your mind is a forest. The edge of the forest is a place where you pause and get distracted–a place of heldbreath, of course. Sometimes we wait at the edge of heldbreath for…
In the Pages of a Dream Journal
Where do you go when you fall asleep? Have you ever wanted to know more about your dream land? We writers encounter plot bunnies in bizarre things while awake. We find something that catches…
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling
Every couple of years, I find myself in the mood once more to read the Harry Potter series. The story never gets old; it’s earned itself a special place in my heart. I think…
-
The Belly of Paris by Emile Zola
The Belly of Paris is a unique, fast-paced novel about justice, revolution, and hunger. It is the third book in a 20-part series titled Les Rougon-Macqyart. The series examines two branches of a family:…
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Swann’s Way by Marcel Proust
Occasionally we find books so beautifully written that it seems the style, not the plot, keeps us turning pages. Though translated from its original French, Swann’s Way did not lose its beauty in the…
-
Adventures in French
They say to pay attention to what interests you most, because it is part of you. In the past, if asked what my passion was in life, I would likely have responded, “Writing.” I…
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In the Pages of a Dream Journal
Where do you go when you fall asleep? Have you ever wanted to know more about your dream land? We writers encounter plot bunnies in bizarre things while awake. We find something that catches…
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Is it Writer’s Block?
Recently I asked myself why I never update my blog, even though I have so many ideas. Writer’s Block is portrayed as blankness; it’s the absence of a muse, staring at a notebook without…
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About the Mysterious Rewrite
Anyone I’ve spoken to in the past month knows about my mysterious rewrite. Back in July, I began work on a new, fresh version of a novel you may have read (hint hint: it’s…
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A Writer is Never Finished
One is never truly finished writing a story. I’m not an expert on technique; my attention span does not allow me to study complicated books on style. My muse shies from the idea of…
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The Forest of Heldbreath
Imagine your mind is a forest. The edge of the forest is a place where you pause and get distracted–a place of heldbreath, of course. Sometimes we wait at the edge of heldbreath for…
Is it Writer’s Block?
Recently I asked myself why I never update my blog, even though I have so many ideas. Writer’s Block is portrayed as blankness; it’s the absence of a muse, staring at a notebook without…
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling
Every couple of years, I find myself in the mood once more to read the Harry Potter series. The story never gets old; it’s earned itself a special place in my heart. I think…
-
The Belly of Paris by Emile Zola
The Belly of Paris is a unique, fast-paced novel about justice, revolution, and hunger. It is the third book in a 20-part series titled Les Rougon-Macqyart. The series examines two branches of a family:…
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Swann’s Way by Marcel Proust
Occasionally we find books so beautifully written that it seems the style, not the plot, keeps us turning pages. Though translated from its original French, Swann’s Way did not lose its beauty in the…
-
Adventures in French
They say to pay attention to what interests you most, because it is part of you. In the past, if asked what my passion was in life, I would likely have responded, “Writing.” I…
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In the Pages of a Dream Journal
Where do you go when you fall asleep? Have you ever wanted to know more about your dream land? We writers encounter plot bunnies in bizarre things while awake. We find something that catches…
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Is it Writer’s Block?
Recently I asked myself why I never update my blog, even though I have so many ideas. Writer’s Block is portrayed as blankness; it’s the absence of a muse, staring at a notebook without…
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About the Mysterious Rewrite
Anyone I’ve spoken to in the past month knows about my mysterious rewrite. Back in July, I began work on a new, fresh version of a novel you may have read (hint hint: it’s…
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A Writer is Never Finished
One is never truly finished writing a story. I’m not an expert on technique; my attention span does not allow me to study complicated books on style. My muse shies from the idea of…
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The Forest of Heldbreath
Imagine your mind is a forest. The edge of the forest is a place where you pause and get distracted–a place of heldbreath, of course. Sometimes we wait at the edge of heldbreath for…
About the Mysterious Rewrite
Anyone I’ve spoken to in the past month knows about my mysterious rewrite. Back in July, I began work on a new, fresh version of a novel you may have read (hint hint: it’s…
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling
Every couple of years, I find myself in the mood once more to read the Harry Potter series. The story never gets old; it’s earned itself a special place in my heart. I think…
-
The Belly of Paris by Emile Zola
The Belly of Paris is a unique, fast-paced novel about justice, revolution, and hunger. It is the third book in a 20-part series titled Les Rougon-Macqyart. The series examines two branches of a family:…
-
Swann’s Way by Marcel Proust
Occasionally we find books so beautifully written that it seems the style, not the plot, keeps us turning pages. Though translated from its original French, Swann’s Way did not lose its beauty in the…
-
Adventures in French
They say to pay attention to what interests you most, because it is part of you. In the past, if asked what my passion was in life, I would likely have responded, “Writing.” I…
-
In the Pages of a Dream Journal
Where do you go when you fall asleep? Have you ever wanted to know more about your dream land? We writers encounter plot bunnies in bizarre things while awake. We find something that catches…
-
Is it Writer’s Block?
Recently I asked myself why I never update my blog, even though I have so many ideas. Writer’s Block is portrayed as blankness; it’s the absence of a muse, staring at a notebook without…
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About the Mysterious Rewrite
Anyone I’ve spoken to in the past month knows about my mysterious rewrite. Back in July, I began work on a new, fresh version of a novel you may have read (hint hint: it’s…
-
A Writer is Never Finished
One is never truly finished writing a story. I’m not an expert on technique; my attention span does not allow me to study complicated books on style. My muse shies from the idea of…
-
The Forest of Heldbreath
Imagine your mind is a forest. The edge of the forest is a place where you pause and get distracted–a place of heldbreath, of course. Sometimes we wait at the edge of heldbreath for…
A Writer is Never Finished
One is never truly finished writing a story. I’m not an expert on technique; my attention span does not allow me to study complicated books on style. My muse shies from the idea of…
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Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone by J.K. Rowling
Every couple of years, I find myself in the mood once more to read the Harry Potter series. The story never gets old; it’s earned itself a special place in my heart. I think…
-
The Belly of Paris by Emile Zola
The Belly of Paris is a unique, fast-paced novel about justice, revolution, and hunger. It is the third book in a 20-part series titled Les Rougon-Macqyart. The series examines two branches of a family:…
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Swann’s Way by Marcel Proust
Occasionally we find books so beautifully written that it seems the style, not the plot, keeps us turning pages. Though translated from its original French, Swann’s Way did not lose its beauty in the…
-
Adventures in French
They say to pay attention to what interests you most, because it is part of you. In the past, if asked what my passion was in life, I would likely have responded, “Writing.” I…
-
In the Pages of a Dream Journal
Where do you go when you fall asleep? Have you ever wanted to know more about your dream land? We writers encounter plot bunnies in bizarre things while awake. We find something that catches…
-
Is it Writer’s Block?
Recently I asked myself why I never update my blog, even though I have so many ideas. Writer’s Block is portrayed as blankness; it’s the absence of a muse, staring at a notebook without…
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About the Mysterious Rewrite
Anyone I’ve spoken to in the past month knows about my mysterious rewrite. Back in July, I began work on a new, fresh version of a novel you may have read (hint hint: it’s…
-
A Writer is Never Finished
One is never truly finished writing a story. I’m not an expert on technique; my attention span does not allow me to study complicated books on style. My muse shies from the idea of…
-
The Forest of Heldbreath
Imagine your mind is a forest. The edge of the forest is a place where you pause and get distracted–a place of heldbreath, of course. Sometimes we wait at the edge of heldbreath for…
The Forest of Heldbreath
Imagine your mind is a forest. The edge of the forest is a place where you pause and get distracted–a place of heldbreath, of course. Sometimes we wait at the edge of heldbreath for…
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Mariella Hunt
The Tearoom
Mariella Hunt 