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Monthly Archives: June 2014
‘Dare I Call It Murder?’ Wins SD Book Award for Best Published Memoir; Congrats to All Winners & Finalists
What a thrill and a delight, as my friend George Militzer (RIP) used to say, to have my book Dare I Call It Murder?: A Memoir of Violent Loss honored last night at the San Diego Book Awards as the … Continue reading
Posted in Journey, My Book, Publishing, Reading, Violent Loss, Writing
Tagged bereavement, books, grief, PTSD, sailing, true crime, violent loss, writing
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‘Dare I Call It Murder?’ Reaches Milestone
Dare I Call It Murder?: A Memoir of Violent Loss now has 150 reviews on Amazon, 96 of them 5-star ratings. Approaching the 11-month mark since publication, nearly 7,000 copies of the book have been purchased, and it has consistently … Continue reading
Posted in Journey, My Book, Publishing, Reading, Violent Loss, Writing
Tagged bereavement, books, grief, memoir, PTSD, true crime, violent loss, writing
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