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Robin Suerig Holleran

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Born

New York, The United States

Website

http://www.bracingforimpact.net/

Genre

Nonfiction, Memoir

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Robin Suerig Holleran is a full-time freelance writer with 20 years experience. Bracing for Impact: True Tales of Air Disasters and the People Who Survived Them is her first book.

For most of her life, Robin had deluded herself that statistically she was one of the safest people to fly with after her step-grandfather was killed in a PanAm accident in Brazil. But her father and brother also survived two separate crashes! She won Honorable Mention at the 75th Writer's Digest Writing Competition for a personal essay about the plane crash entitled "Did you think you were going to die?"

Robin is a single mother with three kids in college, a dog, two cats, one lizard and a lot of energy. She loves adventure travel and has visited every continent in ...more

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Robin Suerig Holleran I always write best first thing in the morning with a big cup of coffee. If I start to fade, I push my writing to the side and go out for a walk or to…moreI always write best first thing in the morning with a big cup of coffee. If I start to fade, I push my writing to the side and go out for a walk or to exercise. That usually clears my head, but I don't mind putting my work to the side for a day. The only kind of writing I can do in the afternoon is the less creative stuff or research.(less)

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Robin Suerig Holleran I get to meet and talk to fascinating people (a National Geographic photographer and pharmaceutical scientists doing cutting-edge research to someone …moreI get to meet and talk to fascinating people (a National Geographic photographer and pharmaceutical scientists doing cutting-edge research to someone who owns a company that sells industrial trash compactors), that I would not normally cross paths with. It's all very interesting if you take the time to listen(less)

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