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Denise Davidson

San Diego
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Identity shenanigans and romance are the 'Name' of the game in new book

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By Denise Davidson
| The San Diego Union-Tribune
Susan Lee compares writing her second novel, “The Name Drop,” to being in high school. “Sophomore year in high school sucks. You’re not a freshman anymore, so you can’t claim ignorance or newness,” responded Lee. “But you don’t have it all figured out like you might by your junior or senior years. It’s a year of greater expectations without all the tools to meet them. A year of flailing. A year you survive until you get to be an upperclassman. “That’s what writing the sophomore novel was like.
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Looking backward and forward: Memoir delves into family's past to understand future

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By Denise Davidson, Debbie Russell
| The San Diego Union-Tribune
(Courtesy of Debbie Russell) San Diego native Debbie Russell’s “not-quite” memoir “Crossing Fifty-One” uncovers long-hidden secrets found in a box of old letters Finding a dusty box of family letters inspired Debbie Russell, a lawyer turned author, to write “Crossing Fifty-One: Not Quite a Memoir.” Her grandparents, Dr. Ralph Russell, and his wife, Ruth, worked and raised a family in Point Loma.
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New adult rom-com novel asks if it’s “Business or Pleasure,” or both

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By Denise Davidson, Rachel Solomon
| The San Diego Union-Tribune
(Courtesy of Sabreen Lakhani) Author Rachel Lynn Solomon explores workplace and romance between a Hollywood TV star and his female ghostwriter The plot of Rachel Lynn Solomon’s new novel, “Business or Pleasure,” was sparked by a couple of ideas. “I had the ghostwriter-falls-for-her-author premise in my head for a while before I started writing it — sort of a workplace rom-com minus the concrete workplace,” remarked the best-selling author.
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