The Books That Made Us
M. E. Rothwell, Bruce Ivar Gudmundsson, Terry Freedman, Jonathan Delp, Holly Starley, Caro Henry, Angie Kelly, Rolando AndradeDiscover the books that shaped your favourite writers.
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I write 'The Tactical Notebook' (military matters) 'Extra Muros' (liberal education), and 'A Wealth of Nations' (meta-politics).
I'm an eclectic reader and published writer. In my newsletter I write about literature, writing, education and life in general.
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I nomad like I write and edit—to connect with self, others, the world, and how that’s the same. I also write like I read—because I ooze joy when words pour from me into you and vice versa.
Writer of short stories, poems, essays. Mother. Human. Nothing extraordinary. Never started a trend, fashion or otherwise (certainly not anything for which I have been credited).
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