Hello! I’m

Debra Reynolds

An author and editor residing in northern Pennsylvania.

Latest Posts

  • An Ordinary Man

    https://substack.com/home/post/p-199202180 Check out my latest post on Substack, a piece I wrote years ago and am still proud of.

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  • New Sam Robb book

    I’m excited for this upcoming book! https://open.substack.com/pub/samrobbwrites/p/a-matter-of-trust?r=h5af9&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

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  • A Project Worthy of Support

    What a great idea—a book to help children with cancer. Stories which soothe and comfort during the hardest of times. https://rippasend.com/campaign/tales-from-twisted-ravens-anne/ Check it out!

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    Another old memory

    https://debbiereynolds1587.substack.com/p/untitled-memory Flash fiction from the archives.

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  • AUTISM IS NOT A SUPERPOWER

    https://debbiereynolds1587.substack.com/p/autismnot-a-superpower My latest substack post is a little prickly. Not apologizing.

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  • Grief

    https://debbiereynolds1587.substack.com/p/grief This is my latest post on substack. If you “don’t want to learn yet another social media” let me know. I can put up the full text of posts here (and probably will, most of the time.) I will also have a newsletter (as soon as I can figure out how—all advice gratefully accepted!)…

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  • Substack

    I am starting up a substack. My publisher is very interested in my having a newsletter and a website I post to regularly, before my book comes out this summer/fall. I’m comfortable with substack, I read a lot of stacks. I don’t know all the nitty-gritty, but I’ll learn. I’ll probably share posts from there…

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    Food for thought

    This was a very good article. See what you think! https://msolney.substack.com/p/indie-authors-and-publishers-need Image from pexels, by Polina.

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  • Old article on advertising

    A memory from 7 years ago—and believe me, the ads have only gotten stupider! ADVERTISING SERIES PART ONE (I’m starting a series about advertisements which catch my eye and either WORK or most often, DON’T.) Have you ever watched a commercial and found yourself thinking, “I WOULD NEVER buy their product because [fill in the…

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