Charlie
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Georgia Clark:
Hi Georgia! What are you reading lately? Are you working on any projects right now? I love your work! <3 Charlie N.
Georgia Clark
Hi Charlie! I'm so glad you like my work, thank you!
Books I loved lately include the very funny and utterly fascinating Who Thought This Was A Good Idea by OG Obama staffer Alyssa Mastromonaco, Postcards From the Edge by Carrie Fisher (really up my alley), and I just started Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine, which is so quirky and strange, I have no idea where it's going to go...
And yes, I am working on something new! Coming to a bookstore near you in 2018 will be The Bucket List, a fiction novel about a young woman called Lacey Whitman who works as a trend forecaster in NYC. Lacey is diagnosed with the BRCA1 gene mutation, which puts her at an 72% lifetime risk of getting hereditary breast cancer. Lacey elects for a preventative mastectomy and reconstruction to reduce this risk: but before that, she creates a “boob bucket list”: all the things she wants to do with and for her beautiful titties. Her adventurous year changes everything in her life—love, friendship, career—as she grapples with the questions of true self-knowledge, destiny, identity and sacrifice. I hope you like it!
Books I loved lately include the very funny and utterly fascinating Who Thought This Was A Good Idea by OG Obama staffer Alyssa Mastromonaco, Postcards From the Edge by Carrie Fisher (really up my alley), and I just started Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine, which is so quirky and strange, I have no idea where it's going to go...
And yes, I am working on something new! Coming to a bookstore near you in 2018 will be The Bucket List, a fiction novel about a young woman called Lacey Whitman who works as a trend forecaster in NYC. Lacey is diagnosed with the BRCA1 gene mutation, which puts her at an 72% lifetime risk of getting hereditary breast cancer. Lacey elects for a preventative mastectomy and reconstruction to reduce this risk: but before that, she creates a “boob bucket list”: all the things she wants to do with and for her beautiful titties. Her adventurous year changes everything in her life—love, friendship, career—as she grapples with the questions of true self-knowledge, destiny, identity and sacrifice. I hope you like it!
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Megan Clemons
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Georgia Clark:
Hello Georgia! Does It Had To Be You have any LBGTQ themes? Thank you!
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Georgia Clark:
Hi miss clark im aaliah i have just finished reading your amazing book PARCHED and i found it very intriguing. It made me question what makes us human and how we love, my quetion is about the last word of the book "more." what is the symbolism or intention of the word? What is your interpretation?
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