Periphery is now available on audio! Happy 2026, Friends! New year, new happenings! I’m so excited to announce the launch of the Periphery audiobook! This is my first-ever foray into audiobooks, and the process—from selecting a narrator to listening to the different character portrayals and reimagining the cover—was super fun! Once I connected with theContinue reading “Have you heard the news?”
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Dark Side of the Moon: A Discussion About Trigger and Content Warnings
Dark Romance. Dark Fantasy. Dark Psychological Thrillers. Just what does “dark” mean, anyway? When I see a book described as “dark” I know its typically synonymous with heavy content, usually in relation to the struggles the main characters endure. And to be completely transparent, I love a good, deliciously dark read. Humans are complex, we’reContinue reading “Dark Side of the Moon: A Discussion About Trigger and Content Warnings”
Decision vs. Destiny: Why We Should All Know Who Alexander Fleming Is
Hi, Friends! Happy New Year! As we kick off 2024, here in the Northeast we’re in the throes of viral season. Unfortunately, the holiday parties we had scheduled this year didn’t pan out: my parents contracted COVID, and my sons and I are recovering from a run-of-the-mill winter respiratory virus, putting our get-togethers on hold.Continue reading “Decision vs. Destiny: Why We Should All Know Who Alexander Fleming Is”
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