Tag: amazon

• send me your questions

  

  Do you have questions about A Place That Used to Be? I’d love to answer them in a future vlog post! The book is currently available on Amazon! You can also request it through your local library or bookstore if Amazon’s not your thing. I’ve been blown away by the interest in the book so […]

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  Brittni Brinn

  July 21, 2020

  sequel

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• now available!

  

  A Place That Used to Be is now available for online order! Before you order from Amazon, please consider the following: See if you can order the book through your local bookstore! Many businesses are offering curbside pick-up or other social distancing options. Request the book through your local library! Wait a few weeks: I’ll […]

  Brittni Brinn

  July 14, 2020

  sequel

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• so much news

  

    Meet my new author photo! This film portrait was taken by Sarah Kivell, who does astounding work and constantly inspires me with her contemplative and creative approach to life! I like this photo because I’ve been taking myself too seriously lately; it reminds me that there is fun to be had with creativity, that […]

  Brittni Brinn

  March 16, 2020

  events, reading, writing

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