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Courtney Maum

Connecticut
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Quit on me; don't quit on me

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By Courtney Maum
| Before and After the Book Deal
Before and After the Book Deal is a reader-supported publication. I’m grateful that you’re here.
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What I spent money on to help promote my book

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By Courtney Maum
| Before and After the Book Deal
Before and After the Book Deal is a reader-supported publication. I’m grateful that you’re here. Hello from the West Palm Beach airport, where I’m en route to Los Angeles to join the iconic Rufi Thorpe in conversation tonight at Chevaliers Books. I’m on the last leg of my June tour and will be heading home this weekend.
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My Never-Home, Stay-at-Home Dad: How My Father’s Late-Life Transformation Influenced My New Novel (Exclusive)

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By Courtney Maum
| People Verified
It wasn’t until I was writing my father’s obituary that I realized how much he’d inspired my last book. I was sitting on our screened-in porch in Blue Ridge, Ga. at a long wooden table with two of my half-siblings, swapping beloved memories of our father while we listened to his favorite country music singles on the outside stereo. As I stared at the blank computer document where an obituary needed to go, a song by Justin Moore came on that I’d never heard before.
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