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Teri Coyne is an alumna of New York University. In addition to writing fiction, Coyne wrote and performed stand-up comedy for many years. The Last Bridge is her first novel. She divides her time between New York City and the North Fork of Long Island. "


It is not an easy thing to be grateful for everything in your life. It requires a little perspective, an understanding of how all events, people and emotions are interconnected and most of all it requires the act of getting your head out of your ass. (For me, that's the hard part.)

I'm not sure if it's my Irish DNA or my short-lived but permanently influential Catholic training, but I am hard w... Read more of this blog post »
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The Last Bridge
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