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Iris Graville – Author

Iris Graville – Author

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*Afterthought #55 – Listening Across Lines September 30, 2016
Decision Time May 14, 2015May 14, 2015
Closer to Each Other Than Language Allows July 28, 2012June 2, 2014
Forgiveness Revisited June 29, 2012June 2, 2014
Occupy as a Spiritual Act June 21, 2012June 2, 2014
Conflict March 8, 2012June 2, 2014

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This box of leather journals by #slowartsstudioandbindery holds notes, research, and interviews for my forthcoming essay collection, Writer in a Life Vest. Link to blog post: https://irisgraville.com
Meet Iris and @derekeisel from Watmough Bay Farm. Derek gave loads of TLC to Iris after her mother died. They have quite a bond. Such a pleasure to meet them and Abe at their beautiful farm.
Deadline for sending my new manuscript to @homebound.publications is Monday. Thanks to a writer friend, I retreated to her family’s farmhouse for the last, big push. Just the goats, the dog, and my laptop for a productive day of finishing touches. A glorious sunset guided me home.
Heeere’s Booker! He joined our family a couple weeks ago by adoption. Sixty pounds of love, face licks, and companionship. The Naked Hiker and I are quite taken with this 2-year-old lab/ Siberian husky. Read his story on today’s blog post, irisgraville.com.

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