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Author, freelance writer. "DON'T LOOK AWAY" out now! • Rep'd by @RGerberAgent

Joined September 2015
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"How good was Bach?" I'll illustrate. The Well-Tempered Clavier is essentially a set of PRACTICE pieces for students. And it still sounded so good, people play it at weddings: youtube.com/watch?v=iWoI8vmE…
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Legendary Chicago Bears head coach Mike Ditka has passed away at 86-years-old.
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RIP Mike Ditka. A man of great courage (pictured). He signed an autograph for me at Ditka's restaurant in Chicago when I was a kid, and he told my brother (Mike) "nice name."
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Pictured: the feeling of being an author in a bookstore
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September reminder that pumpkin spice consists of cinnamon and other spices you can have all year. Don't let Big Autumn govern your world
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The Big Ten might have asked AI: "Here's our announcement on the controversial Michigan game ending. Make it look like the back of an 80s Stephen King book."
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I once took a train from Milwaukee to Red Wing that made the transition to the "Driftless Area" really stark. It's almost like they could put up a sign that says: "The glaciers didn't reach here." teapaw.org/stacey_hauff/status/20…
So today I fulfilled a lifelong dream of visiting ✨the Driftless✨, a unique geological region of the Midwest which retained its ancient Paleozoic topography, while most of the land was transformed by drifting ice sheets during the last glacial maximum. Freaking incredible.
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Giant car: *starts instantly, every time* Tiny lawn mower: Ohhhhhhhh who is it that disturbs me from my slumber...
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I've figured out how to beat AI. To throw off the algorithms stealing from books, every third metaphor in my fiction will be DELIBERATELY mediocre. 1/
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—His car? Rusty red like a bowl of tomatoes that were rusty 3/
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—Her home? It was like a patch of Earth with a shelter built upon it Stay frosty, fellow humans. Frosty like the ice cream from Wendys™ 4/4
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Ian Fleming wrote James Bond as a sort of romanticized fantasy of a fun life, but he could have just written books about himself:
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DON'T LOOK AWAY by @danielkenitz (pub. by @ScribnerBooks 7/7/26) Read a review by @Orlando_AUTiger: bestthrillerbooks.com/steve-…
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ST: TNG was great because you could flip on a random episode and not know what genre you're about to get: —Geopolitics ("The Pegasus") —Spy thriller ("Face of the Enemy") —Deeply human sci-fi ("The Inner Light") —Holmes ("Elementary, Dear Data")
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—Legal thriller ("The Drumhead") —Day in the life ("Data's Day") —A random western ("A Fistful of Datas") —War ("The Best of Both Worlds") —Rom-com farce ("Captain's Holiday") —Groundhog Day puzzle ("Cause and Effect") What a great show.
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Oh yeah and how did I miss the swashbuckling Robin Hood episode? It has everything
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