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Not enough people read, and even fewer people read as they should. Here are 5 reading rules that have changed how I read and will make you a better reader.

This one isn’t available in our store, but like Green Rider and First Rider’s Call this book was too pretty not to share. Here is the signed edition of The High King’s Tomb. Thank you @binding_broken for another beautiful addition to the collection.

Let’s go Broncos!

@stephenRB4 Geography lessons are important!

Just had an American ask me if Ireland is in a different time zone from the USA 👀

Peyton Manning hyping the Broncos. I. AM. HYPED. LFG!

@VinnysCorner1 Yes! Been lucky enough 3 times

Yes or No: You’ve seen your favorite NFL team win a Super Bowl in your lifetime.

@goodreads Tough one but it would have to be 1. Special edition are fun to collect.

Which are you choosing? 👀 🎥: sperryreads/IG

@ElChandler Extremely introverted

For writers: is your main character introverted or extroverted?

@vickyweberbooks There is always classical music going in the background.

Do you write better with music, silence, or background chaos you didn’t choose?

See you again this Sunday at 1pm MT for the AFC Championship Game!

@AuthorGFAllen Howdy!

If you’re a writer, a reader, or someone who loves books, feel free to say hi! 📚

@PJScribbansAuth Early mornings between 12am-5am. Less distractions and much easier to get in a flow.

Writers: what time of day are you most productive? Me - early mornings.

@TheSports_Shift A is always the answer

Which Broncos logo do you like better? A or B

Let’s go Broncos!

We got you 10🤞🏽

Let’s go Broncos!

@AuthorGoodwin Of course. Sometimes they even keep me up at night.

Do you hear your characters' voices in your head? Or is that just me? 🤔 #writerslife

@RetroMoviesDB The not so “floppy” floppy disk

Who knows what these are?

@anxietymsgs Game of Thrones - Winter is here, so that’s fitting in a way.

@PJScribbansAuth Always the beginnings. When it comes to stories I write the ending first and work backwards from there.

What’s harder to write: beginnings or endings?