by christawojo@gmail.com | Apr 10, 2019 | Addiction, Blog, For Writers, Interviews, Vice, Writer Crush Wednesday
On this Writer Crush Wednesday, I’m sharing my interview with Jerry Stahl. It’s not every day a writer gets to chat with her idols. This was a huge honor and I’m so grateful to Jerry for taking the time to answer my questions about his work and his...
by christawojo@gmail.com | Apr 13, 2016 | SICK, Uncategorized
Celebrating the Release of SICKER I’m giving away SICK for the next two days. Here are the latest reviews: “Disturbing yet gripping at the same time!” “SICK is a story that you can’t shrug off easily.” “Dark and clever.” Get...
by christawojo@gmail.com | Dec 7, 2015 | 90s Monday, Uncategorized
Stone Temple Pilots was not one of my favorite bands of the 90s, but their music was always playing on my friends’ CD players, on the radio, and on MTV. I can’t help but get nostalgic when I hear them. We lost many remarkable artists from the 90s....
by christawojo@gmail.com | Jul 31, 2015 | Book Reviews
Hello dear readers, I’ve been enjoying some great books lately and I thought maybe you’d like to hear about them. You might ask, why, Christa? Why so many druggy books? Well, for one, I am in the process of revising my three part series of druggy books....
by christawojo@gmail.com | Jul 7, 2015 | For Writers
The Real Edition has already attracted an avalanche of writers and readers after its launch last week. The best news is that you’re invited to be a part of it. What is the real edition? TheRealEdition.com (TRE) is a publishing platform for all things addiction...
by christawojo@gmail.com | Jul 6, 2015 | Book Reviews
Just a few years ago, Jason Smith was lying in his bathtub, the blood slowly draining from his slit wrists. Now he is here to tell us how he reached the point of suicide after his long, dark descent into prescription opiate abuse. The Bitter Taste Dying is a story of...
by christawojo@gmail.com | Dec 9, 2014 | Addiction
What do you think it means? How does it make you feel? Found through...
