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Herb Childress describes how a successful book contract led to his academic career’s end.

When I heard that Markus Zusak, author of The Book Thief, was visiting Denver, I actually gasped out loud. The Book Thief has been influential in my writing and reading life in more ways than I can name. Suffice it to say that I have about a million favorite books, but when forced to choose just one, I say The Book Thief. The characters don't let you go, the plot is so original, and to say the writing style is beautiful is an understatement. So of course I jumped at the chance to hear Zusak…

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When it comes to parties, I tend to roll large. Most of the time this is fine, but in terms of book launch events it may have backfired since my social tendencies and inability to turn anything down resulted in the world’s most over-scheduled book release day. I started off before sunrise with an insane TV segment where a morning…

I did two book signings in February and one last week. I was, to put it mildly, extremely nervous about this. I’m an introvert that doesn’t like meeting new people face to face. I don’t like pitching things to people after years of retail having to do just that. I really don’t like pitching my…

The secret's out: I WROTE A BOOK!!!!! Introducing, Caffeinate Your Soul: 52 Monday Mantras! This has been such a labor of lovelovelove and I couldn't be more thankful for the opportunity to share this important work with YOU. You can pre-order Caffeinate Your Soul Now on amazon.com and at Barnes and Noble!

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Poetry is clear expression of mixed feelings Writing a poem is surely not a cup of tea until you know the ways to stir your brain. But by the time you reach the last line of this blog you’ll …