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      Merry is the blogger behind A Merry Loner, a full-time freelance writer, and a lifelong bookworm. Since kindergarten, it was her dream to become a novelist. (She likes to think she's headed in the right direction.) Born and raised in Rhode Island, where she earned a triple-major BA in writing, communication, and French from the University of Rhode Island, she moved to Toulouse, France after the pandemic to complete a master's in creative writing at Univeristé Toulouse Jean — Jaurès. She now lives in Paris with husband.

      Discover how the merry loner lifestyle makes life more enjoyable:

      LONER MINDSET: fresh perspectives on learning to genuinely enjoy your own company

      BOOKS: reading lists for people who love being alone with a good story

      ANALOG LIVING: inspiration to step back from the screen and live a life offline

      SOLO TRAVEL: guides on where to go and how to enjoy it alone

      MINDFUL CONSUMPTION: vetted recommendations for a simpler, less wasteful life

      LONER Q&As: interviews from global voices on how to live a meaningful, enjoyable life

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