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Best Books of 2024
When it comes to grief, no one can do it for us but we do not have to do it alone. That includes you.
I Miss My Mommy earned a star and a spot on ...
A Visit to the Grief Dreams Podcast
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When my Mommy comes to me in a dream, I always wake up restored and with a belly full of hot tea. It’s as if my buffer against an occ...
What Readers Are Saying
Grief can leave us speechless, especially during the holidays. When we’re the ones grieving, we may not know what support we need.
That’s why I wr...
I Miss My Mommy is not on Amazon
My book is not available on Amazon.
But thank you for looking for it there. Truly.
Here's where you will find I MISS MY MOMMY: 150 Portraits ...
Employee Assistance Programs and My Book
If any of you work with, or are in touch with, EAP service providers (LifeWorks, BetterUp, ComPsych, MantraCare), I would love an introduction and/or a good word. Thank you, everyone!
Gan Arts Fest
Massive book sales? No. Deep connections? Yes. More on that in a future post.
This past weekend, I took the train up to Gananoque, Ontario an...
Kirkus Pins a Star on My Book
Getting the word out about an independently published book takes persistence & the forward lean of a battering ram. It also takes a set of c...
Finding Your Mother's Spice Tins
In 2021, Benjamin Dreyer, the former managing editor and copy chief at Random House, wrote a beautiful piece for his Substack newsletter. “The Fi...
My Book is Going to the Library
My graphic novel, I Miss My Mommy: 150 Portraits of Orphaned Adults, will be available at the Toronto Public Library.
👐Jazz hands👐- Thank you to ...
Promoting My Graphic Novel: I've Learned From The Best
I've had to learn how to promote my graphic novel to reach my audience. It's like building a house from the ground up.
Drawings That Didn't Make It Into My Book
CUTTING ROOM FLOOR
Like Kevin Costner in The Big Chill, this drawing never made it into I MISS MY MOMMY, my graphic novel about the long and win...
What is Your Grief Story?
I Miss My Mommy takes you right to the heart of the five stages of grief through 150 portraits, some grim, some funny, but all relatable.The ...
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