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Real people. Real stories. By Mylène Dressler
Welcome to American Stories NOW
I'm Mylène Dressler, novelist and essayist, and there are times, out and about, when I try simply to sit still, listen to people, take in wisdom, mark down words.This blog records my love letters to the American journey, and to those we meet on our way. Thanks for stopping by! --M
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The Buzz
"Splendid."--The New York Times
"Elegantly imagined, original, finely tuned work."--The Miami Herald
"Haunting . . . Dressler crafts a beautiful, sensitive story."--The Christian Science Monitor
"Captures both heartbreak and hope, wrapped in careful language that is crystalline in its clarity."--The Denver Post
"Sure-handed contemporary wonder."--The Austin Chronicle
"Casual brilliance."--Texas Monthly
"Quirky charm."--Booklist
"Dressler signals that she sets out to write, not just to tell, a story."--The Houston Chronicle
"Elegantly imagined, original, finely tuned work."--The Miami Herald
"Haunting . . . Dressler crafts a beautiful, sensitive story."--The Christian Science Monitor
"Captures both heartbreak and hope, wrapped in careful language that is crystalline in its clarity."--The Denver Post
"Sure-handed contemporary wonder."--The Austin Chronicle
"Casual brilliance."--Texas Monthly
"Quirky charm."--Booklist
"Dressler signals that she sets out to write, not just to tell, a story."--The Houston Chronicle
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To contact me about the blog, please visit my homepage.
This blog flies under the flag of the Creative Commons. Posts on this blog may be re-published as long as you give proper attribution/link-backs to the author and blog.
This blog flies under the flag of the Creative Commons. Posts on this blog may be re-published as long as you give proper attribution/link-backs to the author and blog.
Photos by Bruce Barone
The FTC . . .
requires that I inform you, dear reader, that as an author and blogger I occasionally receive books from publishers, other authors, and PR firms for review. These are added to the already tall stacks in my office and on my Kindle. You can be too rich, my friends. You can be too thin. And you can have too much horseradish. But you can never have too many books.
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