Double J Cox Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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Just finished @saribotton’s “And You May Find Yourself” and loved it. Relatable is an understatement. Highly recommend to all writers. https://t.co/L9qGWbxZqQ

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@EMJWriting Hi, my memoir WIP addresses this. I’m assuming you have read Claire Bidwell Smith? The Rules of Inheritance is excellent.

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Several people recommended @sarahmccoll’s “Joy Enough” to me. I’m glad they did: this memoir so vividly renders her confluence of pain and the language is gorgeous. I think so many of us are trying to make meaning out of loss…I love how this book situates it on the page. 💜 https://t.co/BgcqPXebZw

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@contactrebecca Tasha by Brian Morton and Dancing at the Pity Party by Tyler Feder. (Note that my memoir deep dive has focused on losing mothers.)

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@contactrebecca Tasha by Brian Morton and Dancing at the Pity Party by Tyler Feder. (Note that my memoir deep dive has focused on losing mothers.)

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Re-reading @oureric’s brilliant book of essays “Here For It”. Love this: Every story, whether truth or fiction, is an invitation to imagination, but even more so, it’s an invitation to empathy.

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Enjoyed reading “I’m Wearing Tunics Now” by @WendiAarons! I needed some funny and it delivered, just as I suspected. This would make a great gift. Pictured with a few of my favorite…tunics. https://t.co/UbDj9xU0K5

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Just finished and enjoyed @ElissaAltman’s excellent memoir “Motherland” about the complications of caring for an aging parent…a process that’s even more challenging when the relationship is already complicated. This cover is so great 🔥 https://t.co/M1ruLaoKka

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My Canadian/Scottish mother was inspired by this book of Ukrainian Easter Eggs, published in 1975. Every year, she, my brother and I decorated eggs together in Wisconsin where we lived.🧵 https://t.co/Yobsx13MBg