Deborah carr

The couple that dies close to one another from love does seem to work on a story level. But under dry, clinical observation it doesn't work.

These are people who felt trapped in a bad marriage or onerous care-giving duties and widowhood offered relief and escape. The old paradigm would have seen this absence of grief as emotional inhibition or a form of denial, but in our view, these are people for whom bereavement serves as the end of a chronic source of stress.

We'd love to be at 19,000,

I am just happy to be around guys that love to play and never say die.

I haven't always done things this way. It's the nature of the two books. They have been so consuming that I end up living inside them.