13 Saturday Oct 2018
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I received my author copies, and I want to pass a couple of them on to you! Like this post and comment for a random chance at winning one of two copies. I will pay for shipping.
06 Friday Nov 2015
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I hope you will check out my new blog post at Psych Central. It addresses how to best prepare for the unexpected.
The winner of my book is http://thereluctantbaptist.com/ I have contacted her, and will be shipping her the book this weekend.
Thanks to all those who showed an interest in reading my book!
03 Tuesday Nov 2015
Posted in mental illness, writing
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blog, book, giveaway, mental health, mental illness, mentally ill, Psych Central, psychiatry, psychology, ucla, writers, writing
My husband and I will be putting names in a hat tonight to draw a winner for a signed copy of my book. I wish I could send a copy to all of you that signed up! Maybe, I will pick two names just to give you better odds.
I hope you will visit my Psych Central blog today and give it a little attention. The topic today is how we all need a cheerleader, mental illness or not.
I plan to spend the day catching up on homework. I didn’t do any homework for my writing class while I was in Arizona. I am so far behind. I have to write an essay today and write two critiques of other student’s work – you know where to find me which is at this keyboard all day.
29 Thursday Oct 2015
Posted in mental illness, schizophrenia, writing
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book, giveaway, mental health, mental illness, mentally ill, prize, schizophrenia, writer, writing
If you would like to receive a signed copy of my book, Pills, Poetry & Prose: Life with Schizophrenia, please leave your blog address in the comments (or some way for me to reach you). Next week I will number the blog addresses and conduct a random drawing. There will be one winner. The book is 68 pages long, so it is a short read.
Thanks for your interest, and good luck!
