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Nobility Seeker provides Nature Immersion Substance Abuse Recovery Guidance. I will have ten years free from alcohol on 9/20/24 and developed an extensive Psychoeducation, Life Skills, and Substance Abuse curriculum through my nearly three years working in different inpatient/outpatient/high school programs in various roles.

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Ruin by S.M. Browning

A broken bone leads north.

Chicago fulfills none of Irving Clary’s desires. City smog stifles any hope for an off-the-grid existence and, with it, his marriage. Relocation to Wisconsin’s northwoods is the final effort a desperate man employs to revitalize a wife’s stagnant love and turn from villain to hero in the eyes of his son.

The simpler means afforded with this change in lifestyle more than repairs these labored relationships. A cabin is constructed in a dried riverbed with the help of a hermit.

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  • D.J. Elwell

    The first word that comes to me regarding [Browning’s] style is laconic and that's good. [He] manage[s] to say a lot in a small space and I like that.[Browning’s] spare phrasing sets the mood and tone for [his] work. William Zinsser wrote, ‘Clutter is the disease of American writing. We [are] strangling in unnecessary words, circular constructions, pompous frills and meaningless jargon. I believe that is a disease to which [Browning has] a strong immunity.

  • K.K.

    [Browning’s] words are deep. [He] write[s] to explain [his] feelings and ideas thoughtfully. It brought me to an interesting atmosphere. One that's familiar and alien at the same time… Especially when it leaves a lasting impression to think more about it as it frighteningly fades away.

  • Emily Harris

    Ruin intertwines the lives of two men seeking solace in the northwoods. Irving Clary's quest to mend his family is mirrored by Dole Walker’s struggles. A heartfelt exploration of life's complexities and the power of nature.

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