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Shannon Baker spent twenty years in the Nebraska Sandhills, where cattle outnumber people by more than 50:1. She also moved seven times in less than ten years, from the Nebraska Sandhills, to Boulder, …
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When Jessica Lourey isn’t writing one of her critically-acclaimed Murder-by-Month mysteries, she’s probably doing something mundane like teaching creative writing or blogging for Psychology Today or …
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Ariel visits Byodo-In TempleWouldn't you know it? Little Miss Ariel, who's been all over the world, found a thoroughly enjoyable spot to sit back and relax. She liked this piece of statuary so …
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Timeless beauty — white lily in HonoluluEach day during our stay in Honolulu, I walked by these long rows of beautiful white lilies. The lush green seemed to bring with it a sense of joy and …
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Oh, man, do I hate book launches. It’s the day every author anticipates eagerly—and finds overwhelming because there’s so much going on. Still, it's a part of publishing and it's here. A Treasure to …
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From the publisher Jesse Stone, still reeling from the murder of his fiancée by crazed assassin Mr. Peepers, must keep his emotions in check long enough to get through the wedding day of his loyal …
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On our drive back from the South side, we decided to take a little detour and get off the Kaumualii Highway. It was nearing typical afternoon rush hour and, quite frankly, we just felt like taking the road less traveled. We had lots of clouds on this particular day, but there was enough of a […]
