1. I like my name & haven‘t thought much about changing it. I have names I use online & when I need something easy to spell/pronounce, but if I were to actually change my name I‘d look for something gender neutral.
2. It turns out Henry James wrote a story w my name as the title character. Must track down a copy!
Thx for the tag @Eggs If you‘re reading this consider yourself tagged. I‘d love to know what name everyone would choose! #TwoForTuesday
Thanks for hosting this fun giveaway! I saw reviews of the tagged book on Litsy and was intrigued by its comparison to Legends and Lattes, so I would love to check it out! 💗💗
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1. I think I‘m average but slightly above average for my age group with the caveat of being that way with technology I enjoy like video editing and photo software.
2. Tagged + I love what I call techno thrillers (is that a real genre?). I read a lot of authors like Blake Crouch, James Rollins, and Michael Crichton that use technology in their stories. I find these kinds of books fun and exciting.
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1. I‘ll always be impressed with how weird and creative Vassa in the Night was by Sarah Porter. I wish all fairytale retellings were that creative.
1. Vassa in the Night is the only one I‘ve read, but I hope to read more or that she writes more like it. 🦢
1. The dirty car would have to be my choice. I once lived in a dirty house for so long, my boyfriend sent his cleaning lady over.
2. Rachel and James in The Rachel Incident.
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1. I can sing Take Me Out to the Ballgame one word off. In other words, if “me” is the first word and it ends with “take.” It‘s not a useful talent, obviously 😄
2. In the tagged book, Sylvia is a paper magician.
Consider yourself tagged.
1) Resting in Uncertainty (alternate: That Was Fast. What Now?)
2) It's not specifically what I would do at this point in my life (biking solo 10,000+ miles), but I love the way Sara Dykman lives her values.
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1) Fairy
2) Emily Wilde‘s Encyclopaedia of Faeries and Emily Wilde‘s Map of the Otherlands. Looking forward to Emily Wilde‘s Compendium of Lost Tales
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1. Dragon 🐉
2. “Smoke Signals“, by Meredith Katz. Not only has dragons but they can turn into a human form. My dream!
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