Every time I write a book, I have this fantasy where I drive to an unfamiliar city, check into a motel and write undisturbed for an entire week. Just blast it all out like you do after a Sunday brunch in Tijuana.
But I’ll never do this, even though my truck keys are in my right pocket, my laptop is charged and the kids are grown. That’s because whenever …
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