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books you may love March 2026

books you may love: Reckless Girls by Rachel Hawkins

A tropical island thriller, and musings on newfound travel anxiety, the state of the world, and poetry from long ago

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monthly missives

February Fortune: Monthly Missives from The Dream Pedlar

Announcing my new metaphysical fantasy series, and musings on 'making the most' of our 'one wild and precious life'!

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books you may love

books you may love: I Just Wish I Had a Bigger Kitchen by Kate Strickler

Reflections on a book that delves into life, love, motherhood, friendships, worries about money, time and control... offering all the love and validation we all so desperately seek... and need.

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monthly missives

January Jives: Monthly Missives from The Dream Pedlar

Life lessons from basketball, a Bingo-style reading challenge, quirky short fiction, and 7 book recommendations to mark January!

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books you may love

books you may love: A Fine Summer's Day by Charles Todd

Musing over the nature of relationships and quiet heroism in this reflection on the prequel to the Inspector Ian Rutledge series of historical mysteries

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monthly missives

December Dance: Monthly Missives from The Dream Pedlar

Reflecting on what matters most as we step into a new year

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monthly missives

November Nascence: Monthly Missives from The Dream Pedlar

Turning a year older, soaking up literary wisdom, and savouring the magic of storytelling

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tales for dreamers

tales for dreamers: a line that must never be crossed

It’s not what you think. It’s not the threshold between life and death. That veil is a thin, diaphanous one. And members from both sides are free to cross over but only at predestined times (mostly). The consequences for doing so are rather minimal. When folks from the