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So glad I’m not the only one…

Dec 4 By Marjorie

Final Stretch.  Part Two.

Hair = Gross. 

Food = Down to applesauce, frozen spinach, and ice cream, followed by gnawing on my own leg.

Cats = Frightened of hair, and making peculiar noises in the kitchen.

Poodle = Hanging in there.

This, from Meg Cabot’s blog: 

I don�t know about other writers, but when I�m towards the end of writing a book, I am completely unfit for human companionship. Like, I pretty much stop bathing and I can�t speak in complex sentences anymore.

This is pathetic, but true. It�s a good thing I write books in short intense bursts. When I hear about authors who take a year or more to write their books, I�m like, Wow. That�s a long time to go without washing your hair.

For the welfare of others, I try to avoid human contact when I am at this stage of one of my books.

And other humans know to avoid me, as well.  It really is safer that way.

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About Me


I write comic books and novels about grumpy warrior women, eccentric demons, plucky fox girls, and men who can shape-shift into tigers. If a merman or gargoyle shows up, all the better!  To learn more about me, please go here.

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Monstress will be back on January 23rd!

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My agent is Duvall Osteen. Please contact her for any business-related inquiries, including publicity and blurb requests, and speaking engagements: connect@aragi.net

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