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Tag Archives: The Booksmith
Who TF Cares?
There’s this cruel voice in my head. It’s always been there, trying to shut me up, keep me small. Lately, it’s sick of my efforts to market and promote my first novel. ‘Who tf cares?’ A big part of me … Continue reading
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Tagged author interviews, Bridget Quinn, Caroline Leavitt, Carolineleavittville, community, Debut Novel, family, family secrets, Food, GrottoPod, Irish author, Irish Novel, Larry Rosen, Lisa Lewis, Literary Mama, Mills College, On Parenting, Podcast, San Francisco Writers' Grotto, self-sabotage, The Booksmith, The Washington Post, The Weight of Him, wanting more, Whiskey, women writers
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A Master Plan for Rescue
Bay Area Friends, one week from today, on Thursday, July 16th at 7:30 pm, I’m in conversation with Janis Cooke Newman at The Booksmith, San Francisco, to discuss her tender, imaginative, and gripping new novel, A Master Plan for Rescue. … Continue reading
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Tagged Ethel Rohan, Haight Street, Historical Fiction, Janis Cooke Newman, Riverhead Books, San Francisco, The Booksmith, WWII
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