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Robin Puelma

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Born

in Pasadena, The United States

Website

http://www.robinpuelma.com

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Genre

Children's, Fantasy, Young Adult

Influences

J.K. Rowling, J.R.R. Tolkien, Orson Scott Card, Suzanne Collins, F. Sc ...more

Member Since

November 2015

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Robin lives in Chicago (via Los Angeles) with her amazingly supportive husband, Alejandro, and sweet maltipoo, Moby. Free time together = city walking, coffee house exploring, new food finding, and red wine tasting. Free time alone = writing, reading, and imagining.

Currently, she's working as a freelance writer and supporting her husband by being their home’s “banker,” “chef,” and “property manager.”

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Grief. A memory.

In my dad’s last year, we traveled twice to Vegas. Once for the Super Bowl, a tradition dating back four years. And once in May, to celebrate Dad feeling well.

His health was surprisingly steady. He recovered from Whipple surgery. His cancer threats remained low. And the doctor cleared him another month from chemo. We were ecstatic. We zipped back to Vegas to celebrate.

I anticipated the same fun, Read more of this blog post »

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