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Details Edit. Release date October 30, France. Oh, I get it. The two weeks I spent in New Jersey for Palisades Park, revisiting my old homes and haunts, was also fun. The roller coaster nature of the business, the ups and downs, feast or famine. If you like a steady weekly paycheck this is not the business for you.

Getting to sleep in late 8 AM usually. I had this planned since high school, when I had to get up at every morning for classes.

Get up, feed the dog, feed myself, take care of email business and spend the rest of the morning doing research for what I will write that day. Then a nice lunch at the Cheesecake Factory my branch office! I usually write from one to six or six-thirty—dinnertime—though sometimes I work after dinner too, either revising some troublesome prose or doing more research.

Now I try not to work on Sundays. At least until after ten at night. Of course, when I have a deadline all bets are off and I work like a crazed fiend, so I understand working seven days a week. Notice that there is no writing in my perfect day! That day in Hawaii sounds more than perfect. I think I need to get on a plane….