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Carrie Jones

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In this NYT & international bestseller, a mourning Southern girl ends up in Maine where she has to avert a pixie apocalypse.

2010

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Not Worrying About The Dog Fur On The Stair: My Baby Epiphany About How I’m Trapping Myself

BE BRAVE FRIDAY

May 12, 2023

Not Worrying About The Dog Fur On The Stair: My Baby Epiphany About How I’m Trapping Myself

May 12, 2023

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Bro-icsm? Broism? Stoicism?

It’s about more than self-evolution; isn’t it?

May 17, 2023

Bro-icsm? Broism? Stoicism?

May 17, 2023

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The Horrifying Purple Fire Snowstorm Of Bar Harbor Maine and Other Weirdness

This podcast we’re going to talk about our town’s purple fire snowstorm about 170 years ago and other weird things that happened in 1853…

Jan 31, 2023

The Horrifying Purple Fire Snowstorm Of Bar Harbor Maine and Other Weirdness

Jan 31, 2023

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Poems Are Just Flakes of Skin

Carrie Jones Books

Oct 29, 2021

Poems Are Just Flakes of Skin — a poem by Carrie Jones

Oct 29, 2021

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Ode to Another Nightingale.

“My heart aches,” he says as if that will change her mind.

Aug 15, 2021

Ode to Another Nightingale.

Aug 15, 2021

Who or whom. All right or alright or allllllriiiiighhht

Two Quick Grammar Tips To Make You Smarter

6d ago

Who or whom. All right or alright or allllllriiiiighhht

6d ago

Birds and fear-it’s comforting eventually, I promise!

My mom was deathly afraid of birds.

Apr 14

Birds and fear-it’s comforting eventually, I promise!

Apr 14

Control Is Just Another Word for Fear

This week I felt like I lost control a bit.

Apr 14

Control Is Just Another Word for Fear

Apr 14

Be Brave Friday on a Sunday

I like the chill-driven features of language

Apr 13

Be Brave Friday on a Sunday

Apr 13

Why “Boring” Words Are the Beige Wallpaper of Your Story-and How Swapping Them Feels So Good

You know those dull little filler words that sneak into your writing like uninvited party guests? Words like “nice,” “stuff,” “went,”…

Apr 13

Why “Boring” Words Are the Beige Wallpaper of Your Story-and How Swapping Them Feels So Good

Apr 13

Carrie Jones

Carrie Jones

Book Author

Internationally & New York Times bestselling novelist. Writing tips. Podcasts. Poems. Psych stuff. www.carriejonesbooks.blog

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