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I am represented by John Rudolph at Dystel and Goderich Literary Management. You can reach him at JRudolph@Dystel.com.

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Are we too good at goodbyes?

Has it become too easy to slam the door on someone else? Forget about them, move on, find someone new, start over, or, worse, never let anyone close to us again? If it is too easy, what has been lost? Our relationships are bound to be imperfect because they are made up of imperfect […]

What (or who) is your woods?

We don’t let just anyone see us vulnerable, hear our secret stories, watch us struggle. To most of the world, we carry a bit of a shield between them and our tender parts. But there are some few we trust to see the real person behind the mask. We must love those people very much […]

But soft!

Are there any more beautiful words in English literature than these: “But soft! What light through yonder window breaks?” These are Romeo’s words when he gazes at Juliet above on the balcony, but what if we were to bring these words into our everyday encounters? But soft! Listen to the hush here, the rapt attention, […]

Kiss the Earth.

Notice the beauty all around you. That butterfly. That blossoming flower. That cloud formation. That wind against your cheek. That gnarled tree. Stop and notice. It is so easy to miss it.

Stay sweet.

Why do some people become so bitter? They can’t seem to shake the hurt, that victimization they feel, and they just want to drag down someone else to wallow in it with them. If the blame for the problem is always seen as someone else, they never have anything to confront in themselves or […]

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