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About Shopping
I’m not a good shopper. Where I live there are no malls and few stores. Walmart is a 75-mile round trip, so with the price of gasoline you just don’t go every day. When we take an overnight journey of 200 miles or so and visit a mall, I’m often overwhelmed. I tend to wander…
September 2019 FREE BOOK!
This month we will give away a copy of the COMPLETE GUIDE TO PRESCRIPTION AND NONPRESCRIPTION DRUGS, a handy book for your reference library. href=”https://sueharrison.com/?attachment_id=6693″ rel=”attachment wp-att-6693″> The item to the left is a PILL MAP, which allows you to enter your current medications by name as well as include information about your doctor, pharmacy,…
A Glance Back – River “Cruise”
Looking back on this week, I can’t believe how much we crammed into just a few days – family visits, author appearances, and travel – but I’ll limit this post to the day we spent on the Muskegon River in Michigan with our son and his daughters. Unfortunately our daughter-in-law and daughter had to work…
August 2017 FREE BOOK!
It’s my joy to offer two books this month, BREATHE BREATHE, a poetry chapbook, that includes two short stories, by my friend Erin Sweet Al-Mehairi and BITTER, SWEET by another friend, Canadian author Laura Best. Both women are blessed with the ability to etch a heart-rending and heart-healing picture through their elegant words. From the…
DIRT & BONES: A Most Precarious Art
Welcome to the launch of my monthly blog post about the research behind my books. Allow me to begin with an apologetic…. The twenty-first century is a precarious time to write novels set in any prehistoric era. The development of archaeogenetics and genetic anthropology has sent many cherished theories to the boneyard. (Pardon the pun,…