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I recently went down the rabbit hole and found these Needlework Cozy Mysteries!We all know about mysteries and you’ve probably heard about cozy mysteries, but what are they exactly? Cozy mysteries are a sub-genre of crime...
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Who’s That Indie Author? Jeanne “J.” ElmoreName: Jeanne “J.” Elmore Book Titles: The Devil Drives a Black Volga, My Very Own Renaissance (in progress) Genre: Gothic Poetry and...
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On YouTube: Zooming in from North Carolina with author Noelle Granger!Hi Everyone, I’m over on YouTube today, chatting it up with author Noelle Granger! You can join us here: Thanks for visiting – come...
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Book Review: Spider Woman’s Daughter by Anne HillermanSpider Woman’s DaughterbyAnne Hillerman You might know about the award-winning mystery writer Tony Hillerman (1925-2008) who wrote thirty novels,...
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Today on YouTube – Piano updateHi Everyone, I’m over on YouTube today with a piano update and sharing a cool ring I got. Hope you’ll stop over! Thanks for visiting...
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Who’s That Indie Author? Richard L PastoreName: Richard L Pastore Book Titles: The Devil and the Wolf and Perseus Kills His Grandfather Genre: Comedy/Fantasy Tell us about yourself:...
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Blog views and other obsessions – Twitter/X’s “Nothing to see here – yet” messageI’ve always liked having my Tweets/Posts displayed in a sidebar on my free WordPress blog, but about a year ago, this is what happened: So I...
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Book Review: The Wager – A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny, and Murder by David GrannThe WagerA Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny, and Murderby David Grann I’ve always loved a good sea-faring tale. And I already knew David Grann was an...
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Who’s That Indie Author? Jonathan FaiaName: Jonathan Faia Book Title: Love Letters From Barstow Genre: Poetry Tell us about yourself: My name is Jonathan Faia and I’m the author...
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Today on YouTube – Blind Date with a Book review of An Elderly Lady Is up to No Good by Helene TurstenHi Everyone, I just finished reading An Elderly Lady Is up to No Good by Helene Tursten and I can’t wait to tell you about it! Thanks for...
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In case you missed them! Jan-Feb 2024 PostsHi Everyone, I hope you’re all doing well! In case you’ve missed them, here are my posts from January and February. BOOK REVIEWS Tom...
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Promoting Self-Published Books – check out this post from Books and Bakes1!Hi Everyone – I wanted to share this post from one of my favorite bloggers, Books and Bakes1. She always has something fun and interesting...
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Book Club Mom’s Author Update: News from Alethea KehasHi Everyone! Today Alethea Kehas is sharing news about her new book, Keys to the Heart, the second book in her Warriors of Light series for...
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Today on YouTube – Blind Date with a Book!Hi Everyone, Watch me open this book hidden under a brown wrapper! Thanks for watching – come back soon!
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Short story review of “The Chrysanthemums” by John Steinbeck“The Chrysanthemums”byJohn Steinbeck Here’s a powerful story written in 1938 and set in the Salinas Valley in California. It’s about Elisa Allen, a...
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Who’s That Indie Author? Joy Neal KidneyName: Joy Neal Kidney Book Titles:Leora’s Letters: The Story of Love and Loss for an Iowa Family During World War IILeora’s Dexter...
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Grammar check – login or log in?I recently wondered what the difference was between login and log in. Here’s the answer! This is what Grammarist.com says: Login, spelled as...
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Book Review: The Bee Sting by Paul MurrayThe Bee StingbyPaul Murray (3 stars for the finish – read why) I dove into another long book last week and just finished this morning. At 658...
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Book Club Mom’s Author Update: News from Grace BlairHi Everyone! Grace Blair recently shared news about her current and Science Fiction, Fantasy and Historical Fiction projects. Author name: Grace...
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Who’s That Indie Author? Joseph HallettName: Joseph Hallett Book Title: Emergence Ascended Genre: Science Fiction/Magical Realism Tell us about yourself: I am 51 years old living in the...
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All-time most popular post: “House of Flowers” by Truman CapoteI’m not sure why this has become my most popular post, but it has. With more than 11 thousand views, I’m glad, but a little embarrassed by this...
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Book Review: Carnegie’s Maid by Marie BenedictCarnegie’s MaidbyMarie Benedict I’ve always been interested in 19th Century American historical fiction, especially the growth in industry...
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Six books in my future – Today I went on a bit of a book-buying bingeToday I went on a bit of a book-buying binge. That is unusual for me because I usually borrow books from the library. But…there’s something...
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Book Review: A Little Life by Hanya YanagiharaA Little LifebyHanya Yanagihara I’m not sure why I was drawn to this book, but I’m pretty sure I first saw it when I added it to our library’s...
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Music to complement reading The Talented Mr. Ripley by Patricia HighsmithHi Everyone, I tore through The Talented Mr. Ripley, considered a great classic mystery novel, which is both a psychological thriller and character...
