“It doesn’t have to be Tolstoy or Joyce”
The headline of this post is from a press release I recently received about PBS and The Library of Congress's The Great American Read. The …Read More
Category Archives: Book Reviews & Reading
Books read in July 2018
This month my reading had a very British theme, both classic and contemporary. Here's what moved from the "to be read" to the "read" pile …Read More
Books read in June 2018, plus Friday miscellany
This is a combo post, mostly because I didn't read a whole lot of books in June. The books I read were good, I just …Read More
Books read in May 2018
I am pausing from the constant Off the Clock book promotion to bring you… books (by other people) read in May! I am not sure if …Read More
Books read in April 2018
Another month, another round-up of books read! A lot of my non-fiction selections this month were advance copies or galleys, so they aren't available for …Read More
What makes you pick up a book?
I will be launching two books into the world over the next year -- Off the Clock in May, and then Juliet's School of Possibilities, …Read More
Books read in March 2018
Here's my belated Books Read in ... post. A few good titles, a few so-so ones. Hopefully April will be better. Let Your Mind Run, by …Read More
Books read in February 2018
As I was putting the title on this post, I realized that I started doing a monthly post on my reading log one year ago …Read More
Guest post: Finding time for stories
Laura's note: Today we welcome Callie Feyen to the blog. Callie is a novelist, educator, and parent. She writes about what she learned from tracking …Read More
Books read in January
Quite the mix this month. Here's what made it off the shelf (or onto the Kindle) in January: Braving the Wilderness, by Brené Brown I've seen Brown …Read More
