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    N.R. Brown is a part-time author\full-time book junkie, as well as a photographer, podcaster, and Grad Student at University of Maryland-College Park. She co-hosts Unleaded-Fuel for Writers, a daily podcast for writers.
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    The Return of Photo Sunday!

    Tuesday, October 7th, 2008

    It’s all Hawaii all the time, two weeks of wonderful photos.
    We spent some time at the Byodo-In Temple.  What a peaceful place! We had rented a car and driven through the Valley of the Temples.  Coming out from among the other cemeteries we saw this.

    We stopped and rang the bell, filling the valley [...]

    Dreamsick

    Thursday, July 31st, 2008

    A writer I keep up with has a wonderful word she uses for bad mornings… “dreamsick”. I love it. It captures, for me, that horrible waking up and knowing something was/is/continues to be wrong in the world (or perhaps just in your head). It is a word that slips off the tongue [...]

    Re-Launch Party for Unleaded!

    Saturday, June 7th, 2008

    I really need to master this whole USB thing.
    I’ve got a report on Balticon, but it is currently stuck in the computer at work. Yes, I know I have a USB for a reason, and yes I really do know how to use it. Still, sometimes multiple media doing multiple things in multiple [...]

    Photo Sunday 13-14

    Saturday, May 31st, 2008

    I am catching up on all the photos I have taken but have not posted.  Part of the dragging of feet on my part was justified, but I have let it go on too long.  Now it is time to pay the piper and share all the photos I’ve been hoarding.
    Week 13 and 14 were [...]

    Now that it is done. It is done.

    Friday, April 4th, 2008

    I don’t normally post about personal things on this site, but this week was so overwhelming I wanted to share and take a moment to explain my absence.
    First, I was sick earlier this week.  This meant I took a couple of days off work and watched the lovely weather from my couch.  I had [...]

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