Virginia Book Notes Mentions Insanity By Increments

Richmond Times-Dispatch Virginia Book Notes' Jay Strafford mentions Insanity By Increments:

http://www.richmond.com/entertainment/books/article_5aa906a6-4d6a-5b1a-a715-9aca8a0110fd.html

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Goodreads Giveaway: Three copies of Insanity By Increments Paperback

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Announcement

The follow-up to March 2015's critically-acclaimed Insanity By Increments is coming soon in eBook format.  The eBook format of Redefining Darkness, Stories is slated for release by the end of March.  Stay tuned to the official Blog of Redefining Darkness, Stories:

http://redefiningdarknessstories.blogspot.com/

Publisher's Weekly features Insanity By Increments

Please check out Publisher's Weekly February 22, 2016 edition of their newsletter.  They are featuring Insanity By Increments in the Self-Publishers' section.  If you have never checked out PW, subscribe to their newsletter.  There are tons of helpful articles and great titles!

My Review of Emma Straub's Other People We Married

Emma Straub is a fine author, and Other People We Married is rich with her subtle but persuasive talent.  There's humor in every turn.  Every detail is almost alarmingly perceptible through her keen observation of everyday life.  She's articulate without sounding like a textbook, or a medical dictionary.

The language is hardly spare, drifting between everyday ease and profound articulacy.  Her characters are richly depicted and her scenes are so vivid, only a picture would prove to be better.  Somehow reading her prose gives a more thorough, complete existence than immersing yourself in actual experience.