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For a limited time, my audiobook, Friendly Fire: A Fractured Memoir is on sale as part of Audible’s members-only “Monthly Deals” promotion for $5.99! Click here to grab your discounted copy now. Amazon is also running a hardcover 4th of July sale for 30% off here. Thanks for your support—happy reading! -Paul

It was my great pleasure to be interviewed by the BBC and featured on their World Service podcast Lives Less Ordinary, which you can listen to here. Below are some highlights from Instagram with quotes from the interview. Friendly Fire just so happens to be on sale for 35% off on Amazon right now. Or …

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Give the gift critics are calling “one of the most riveting memoirs I’ve read in years. A big time debut from a big time talent…” Friendly Fire: A Fractured Memoir—especially good for those friends and loved ones who are difficult to shop for! Currently 27% off on Amazon with Black Friday Deals. There are also …

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My debut, Friendly Fire: A Fractured Memoir is available now from wherever you buy books! Essays and excerpts were recently featured in the Minnesota Star Tribune, Newsweek, and Writer’s Digest—and I have a lot more on the horizon from places like SmokeLong Quarterly, Brevity, Free Thinking with Montel Williams, and the BBC’s Lives Less Ordinary …

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We are just four short weeks away from the publication of my debut, Friendly Fire: A Fractured Memoir! I thought it would be fun to round up all the endorsements and early reviews to build excitement around what is surely a pivotal moment in my career and life. If these words speak to you in …

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With less than three months remaining until the publication of my debut memoir, I am so pleased to share the official book trailer for Friendly Fire. I hope you enjoy the video and remember to preorder if you haven’t already!

Paul Rousseau’s debut memoir is available for preorder. Don’t miss this powerful, deeply affecting story.