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Category Archives: How the Room Came to Smell Like a Rose
How the Room Came to Smell Like a Rose (fourth printing)
The fourth printing of How the Room Came to Smell Like a RoseĀ is now in stores across Pittsburgh. The new edition features cover art by local Renaissance woman Anna Reilly. To learn more (or to buy it), go here.
How The Room Came To Smell Like A Rose (an excerpt)
When I was twelve, I spent a rainy summer afternoon studying the peeling paint on a corner of the ceiling just above my bed. It was unsettling, and therefore also completely engrossing. Most ceilings peel the way a puddle spreads: … Continue reading