Why I’m not updating my Privacy Policy

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I would rather lose a prospective client than compromise the trust we have earned from our existing customers. Your email addresses are as safe as an unsinkable boat on dry land.

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Why I Created a Digital Library

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I could collate all my digital books and reading/listening apps in one place. And if I kept social media apps and all notifications away from the device, I could create my own quiet digital library.

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Why writing a second novel is proving harder than writing my first

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And suddenly, starting my next novel is proving a completely different animal. It’s harder, much harder. It’s not for a lack of ideas — I’ve tons of beautiful threads in my research files that are just waiting to be woven into intricate tapestries. It’s the knowing how much there is to get right.

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Carrying Albert Home/Med Albert i Baksätet by Homer Hickam

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I haven’t enjoyed fretting over a rooster since Chicken Licken had a bad day.

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Back in the Saddle

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One sweet soul wrote people like me made him want to kill himself. I refrained from replying that I was not inclined to stand in his way. I refrained from replying to any of the comments. But yeah, they chinked my confidence.

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When Reading is Part of Your Day Job

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And in a heartbeat, reading had morphed from being a solely leisure activity into a necessity.

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