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Trish MacEnulty

My Brother’s Tribute: To an Artist Dying Young

My brother David has always been a hero. If he witnesses a purse snatching, he’ll chase the perpetrator down to get a stranger’s belongings…

Jan 21

Jan 21

When a Boy Died and a Georgia City Burned

When I began researching my novel, Cinnamon Girl, I had originally planned to begin with the riots which happened after the assassination…

Oct 13, 2023

When a Boy Died and a Georgia City Burned

Oct 13, 2023

Four Books in One Year — Totally Bonkers

I did it. I published four books in one year. I feel as though I just swam the English Channel. What was I thinking? I have no idea. I…

Sep 1, 2023

Four Books in One Year — Totally Bonkers

Sep 1, 2023

How Building a Porch is like Writing a Novel

The Porch

Apr 13, 2023

Apr 13, 2023

A Dog’s Heart

When I first met my ex-husband, he had a soul-mate dog — a smallish black lab named Satan. This dog had super powers. He could dive to the…

Mar 30, 2023

A Dog’s Heart

Mar 30, 2023

Life in the Slow Lane: The Tortoise Marketing Track

When I was getting ready to publish my historical fiction series, I was scared to death at the thought of the dreaded marketing plan…

Mar 27, 2023

Life in the Slow Lane: The Tortoise Marketing Track

Mar 27, 2023

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Scuzzbucket

The Black-Night Voice

My mother was 37 when she gave birth to me in a hospital overlooking the St. John’s River. All the hospitals in Jacksonville hunkered down…

Mar 27, 2023

The Black-Night Voice

Mar 27, 2023

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ILLUMINATION

Old People’s Marriage

The quotidian question: what will we watch? The daily decisions: salad? seafood? take-out Thai? The good morning smile; the goodnight kiss…

Feb 14, 2023

Old People’s Marriage

Feb 14, 2023

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Scuzzbucket

The Speed Limit of Exit Ramps

The drive to the acute rehab center from my house generally takes about 25 to 30 minutes, but it’s rush hour and I-77 is a clogged vein…

Nov 28, 2022

The Speed Limit of Exit Ramps

Nov 28, 2022

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Lessons from History

No Regrets for Regret: The First Filly to Win the Derby

When she was born, Harry Payne Whitney was disappointed. A filly, not a colt. Her parentage was prestigious. Sired by Broomstick out of the…

Nov 26, 2022

No Regrets for Regret: The First Filly to Win the Derby

Nov 26, 2022

Trish MacEnulty

Trish MacEnulty

I’ve published novels, a memoir, and a short story collection. Now writing historical fiction. (trishmacenultywriter.com) Follow me on Twitter @pmacenulty.

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