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The Fine Line Between Fitness and Orthorexia
Orthorexia—have you heard of it? I hadn’t until a couple of weeks ago. Or maybe I should say that I’d never heard the word orthorexia. But then an issue of Fitness magazine showed up in my mailbox. I have no … Continue reading
Sharing the Vision–One Pair of Binoculars at a Time
If you’re a music lover of a certain age, you’ve probably been to a few—or more than a few—rock concerts during which more than just good energy was being passed around. You know what I mean. You’d be standing there … Continue reading
Posted in life experiences, Uncategorized
Tagged binoculars, Caspian tern, communal experiences, concerts, Jeff Tweedy, music, sharing, vision
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Book Signing/Reading from Leaving the Beach, July 19 in Winthrop, MA
Hi Friends, Next Saturday, July 19th, I’ll be doing a book signing and reading from Leaving the Beach at the Winthrop Book Depot and Cafe. I’m really excited about this, as much of Leaving the Beach is set in Winthrop. … Continue reading
The Indie Spirit is Alive and Well in Montreal
It might seem a bit ironic to be writing about the independent spirit in Montreal as July 4th weekend winds down here in the States. But my family spent four days in Montreal last week, and wow! I won’t bother … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged books, bookstore, Canada, clothing store, fashion, indie, indie shopping, indie spirit, Leaving the Beach, montreal, record stores, shopping
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Want the Denim Skirt Erin Wears in LEAVING THE BEACH? Here’s How to Make it
Don’t worry, this blog is not going to turn all DIY and crafty. I only know how to make a few things, so there wouldn’t be very many posts! However, if you’ve read Leaving the Beach, you might recall that … Continue reading
Posted in DIY, promotional items, Uncategorized
Tagged denim skirt, DIY, Erin Reardon, Leaving the Beach, make your own, mary rowen
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Interview with Mary Rowen, Author of Leaving the Beach
Originally posted on The Writing Life Blog:
Today, I am very pleased to host Mary Rowen, author of women’s fiction, Leaving the Beach. I’ve enjoyed getting to know Mary since I joined Booktrope, and admire her continued support and…
Posted in Uncategorized
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This Week’s Giveaway: Has Your Life Been Changed by a Rock Musician?
Erin Reardon, in Leaving the Beach, is heavily influenced by rock & roll icons. If you’ve read the book, you might argue that David Bowie has the biggest influence on her life. Others might disagree, saying it’s Bruce Springsteen, while … Continue reading
Posted in promos, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged bruce springsteen, contest, david bowie, elvis costello, freddie mercury, giveaway, jim morrison, Leaving the Beach, rock & roll, rock musician
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Craves the Angst Gives Leaving the Beach 4.5 Stars!!
I’m very excited and proud to say that Hazel over at Craves the Angst Book Reviews has given Leaving the Beach a wonderful writeup. Many thanks to Hazel for reading and writing about my work. Here’s a quick excerpt from … Continue reading
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TAG! You’re Awesome! Blog Hop Game.
I was lucky enough be tagged in a blog hop by Patricia Mann, my friend, fellow Booktrope author, and writer of the best-selling new novel, Is This All There Is? If you’re not familiar with the book, here’s part of … Continue reading
The Conundrum of Superficial Beauty
I know I’ve been writing a lot about appearance and body image lately. It’s been on my mind more than usual, as my book, Leaving the Beach launched this week. The book—a novel—is about a woman who, among other things, … Continue reading
Posted in eating disorders, health, Uncategorized, writing
Tagged appearance, beauty, compliments, hair color, superficial beauty
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