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The Three-Seven-Four Problem: A Vermont Frozen Lake Mystery That Agatha Christie Would Have Solved Over Tea
January 25, 2026January 25, 2026

A body frozen beneath Lake Champlain. Three suspects. One impossible crime. This Vermont mystery story channels Agatha Christie‘s golden age detective fiction with modern sophistication—fair-play clues, psychological depth, and a solution that transforms everything you thought you knew. PROLOGUE There’s a particular kind of solitude that comes with being the smartest person in a marriage—not…

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Living in Medora, North Dakota in Your 20s: The Loneliness Nobody Warned You About
January 23, 2026January 23, 2026

A raw, lived account of small town loneliness, social isolation in rural America, and what it feels like to be 25 and still here. PROLOGUE Medora wakes up early without meaning to. The light comes in sideways, sneaks under the blinds, catches dust that’s been minding its own business all night. There’s a routine here,…

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Marriage Fatigue: When a Long-Term Marriage Still Works—but You’re Tired Anyway
January 22, 2026January 22, 2026

Marriage fatigue isn’t about fighting or failure. It’s about emotional distance in a long-term marriage that still works—and why that can be exhausting. PROLOGUE Most American lives don’t begin with a problem. They begin with a routine. Morning comes the same way it always has—light through blinds that were installed by someone else, in a…

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The 9 Most Instagram-Worthy Coffee Shops in Cape May, NJ: Where to Find Gorgeous Interiors and Actually Great Coffee
January 21, 2026January 21, 2026

Discover Cape May’s most aesthetic coffee shops with stunning interiors, gorgeous vibes, and actually incredible coffee. From Magic Brain’s eclectic charm to Art Block’s creative chaos—your definitive guide to sipping in style. Where the Coffee Is Good and the Vibes Are immaculate Okay, besties, we need to have a real conversation—the kind where I tell…

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Digital Detox: Americans Reveal What They Discovered When They Stopped Checking
January 20, 2026January 20, 2026

Americans share what they discovered during digital detoxes: phantom vibrations, lost identity, and the silence that revealed who they really are. The screen glows in the darkness—4:47 AM, the hour that belongs to no one and everyone at once. Your hand reaches for it before your eyes fully open. A thumb, practiced as a pianist’s…

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Cultural Differences in Relationships: The Real Reason “Love Conquers All” Is a Lie
January 17, 2026January 17, 2026

What happens when someone loves you but experiences your culture as a burden? Inside one couple’s devastating breakup over who gets to be “too much.” When Love Asks You to Choose Which Parts of Yourself to Keep THE INVITATION Hey. You. Stop scrolling. I need you to witness something. Right now. We’re going to 1847…

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The Pursuit of Happyness and the Survivor Bias That’s Killing Us: Why One Man’s Success Story Became America’s Favorite Lie
January 15, 2026January 15, 2026

That Will Smith movie isn’t inspiration—it’s proof we’ve normalized child homelessness as a job requirement. Why survivor bias is the American Dream’s best PR. My daughter came home from her college orientation last month and told me about this kid in her group who kept talking about his uncle. The uncle slept in his car…

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The Hunt (2012 film) and the Hunted: How Moral Panic Turns Neighborhoods Into Firing Squads (And Why We Keep Letting It Happen)
January 15, 2026January 15, 2026

Why false accusations stick even after they’re proven wrong—and what The Hunt reveals about America’s dangerous addiction to moral certainty over truth. There’s a guy at the grocery store in my neighborhood—Steve, maybe? I don’t actually know his name. He’s there most mornings around seven, stacking avocados, and for years we’d do that polite stranger…

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Trapped on the Grid: Why Sacramento’s Social Scene Feels Like a Beautiful, Expensive Loop
January 11, 2026January 11, 2026

Is the “Sacramento Loop” real? Explore the raw, visceral reality of dating fatigue and social stagnation on the Grid. A deep dive into why Midtown life feels like a beautiful cage for young professionals. The Characters The Setting Location: The corner of 16th and J St., Sacramento, California, USA Vibe: Post-rain humidity. The air smells…

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The Lockjaw Inheritance: One Battle After Another Exposes the Parenting Secret Nobody Admits; Sometimes You Look at Your Kid and Feel Regret
January 7, 2026January 7, 2026

Colonel Lockjaw hunts his own daughter in One Battle After Another—not from hate, but shame. This psychological analysis reveals why parents sometimes resent what their children reflect back. Roll Camera on Your Worst Self Here’s something nobody says at baby showers: children are surveillance equipment you build with your own body. You assemble them from…

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