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A. Murtagh started writing novels because she'd gotten a lot from stories and wanted to give something back. She released her first book, 'Soldiers', in 2012, and after an unexpected illness and a break from writing, the second installment in the Taylan series is due out this spring. She is also working on 'The Roads', the first of a different trilogy. In her spare time, she enjoys reading and music, and she's pretty sure sitting in beer gardens counts as an outdoor activity. Anyone who wants to contact her regarding 'Soldiers' or one of her other projects can do so at a.murtagh.10@gmail.com .
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Soldiers (Taylan, #1)

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I Haven't Read Shit Lately

As in, I have read nothing. Nada. I haven't finished a novel since August.

For a writer, this is obviously unusual. I have started about four novels, and got over half-way through one book, and I just...haven't found myself invested. I've been spending most of my spare time either writing or catching up with my third parent, television. I'd forgotten how much I used to love television.

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