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Deborah Lee Luskin

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Living in Place

Vermont Almanac, Vermont Stories

January 25, 2023 Deborah Lee Luskin

Volume Three is now available Vermont Almanac: Stories from and for the Land, Volume Three, includes stories, essays, poetry and information by and about Vermont and Vermonters, both past and present. With more than 72 contributing artists and writers, Vermont Almanac III provides an eclectic, lyrical, and visually appealing summary of the year from October […]

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No Snow Drives Me to the Gym

January 18, 2023 Deborah Lee Luskin

Missing Winter Sports I once vowed I’d never to a gym, not if I could snap on my skis to tour the field or buckle on my snowshoes and head up the hill. But there’s been negligible snow that–instead of piling up in pillows of drifts–has hardened after the rain, covering the fields in a […]

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My Social Connections

January 11, 2023 Deborah Lee Luskin

Social Connections & Happiness Leaving Twitter made not one iota of difference to my social network, but completing this year’s Happiness Challenge certainly did. The Happiness Quiz The Happiness Challenge kicked off with a quiz about the strength of my relationships. Was I was satisfied with the number of close friends I have? Yes. Am […]

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We Are Not Promised Tomorrow

January 4, 2023 Deborah Lee Luskin

We are not promised tomorrow Be kind today. We are not promised tomorrow Pay your debts, forgive those owed you. We are not promised tomorrow Don’t delay, do it now. We are not promised tomorrow Cross everything that doesn’t matter off your list. We are not promised tomorrow Savor today: Watch the sun rise Work […]

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To Tweet or Not to Tweet

December 29, 2022 Deborah Lee Luskin

To tweet, or not to tweet, that is the question: Whether ‘tis nobler in the long run to suffer The slings and arrows of outrageous egos, Or to take steps against their stream of cackles And by quitting, end them? To leave for silence, No more; and in that silence will I end In heart-ache […]

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Deborah Lee Luskin, Writer

Deborah Lee Luskin is a writer by vocation and a Vermonter by choice. Into the Wilderness is her first published novel. Deborah is a skilled writer, talented teacher, eagle-eyed editor and entertaining public speaker. Contact Deborah with information about your project to find out how she can help you.


 

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    • Into the Wilderness
    • Elegy for a Girl
    • Works in Progress
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    • Writing Circles
    • Private Tutorial
    • Manuscript Development
    • Rosefire Revision Circle
  • Speaking
    • Teaching Literature
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