Today’s book review is on Luna Saint Claire’s book – The Sleeping Serpent. This book was far from the genres I usually read in but I was curious to read it from the description depicting the main character who was a narcissistic sociopath who grabbed my attention. The book is categorized as a psychological thriller with […]
Today I’m thrilled to have over a dear friend and prolific writer, blogger, and author John Maberry, to talk about his writing and his newest book – The Fountain – Karma Can be Painful. Seven short stories in fantasy and Sci-Fi genres to captivate your imagination. John is also the author of […]
I was pleasantly surprised to find that friend and author Deborah Jay had read my latest book, P.S. I Forgive You. But I was more touched by the heartfelt review she wrote for the book. Deb’s review taught me that my story not only resonates with readers who have and are living similar situations […]
Today’s book review is on Sarah Brentyn’s – Hinting at Shadows. Admittedly, I don’t write flash fiction myself, but because I enjoy this author’s writing I was tempted to check out her book and I’m glad I did. I enjoyed it very much because of the subject matter which although fiction, was a compelling read […]
I recently read Mary Karr’s – The Art of Memoir and today I’m sharing my review on the book from my perspective as a memoir writer. Although it wasn’t one of my favorite reads on the topic it certainly has its merits. Blurb: Credited with sparking the current memoir explosion, Mary Karr’s The Liars’ […]
Today’s book review is on friend and author John Maberry’s newest book of short stories in the fantasy/sci-fi genres, The Fountain. This book contains 7 short stories that will make you pause and think. The book will be live on Amazon July 10th for purchase, but is available NOW on pre-order. I was fortunate to be […]
Today’s book review is on a wonderful book I read while on vacation that I’d recommend to all writers, The Plot Whisperer. This book is a wonderful rundown about how to construct plotting stories for writing books, offering various methods of outlining for both, the plotter and the pantser. Get this Book on Amazon! […]
This post is titled Sunday book review, but it’s not my usual Sunday review about a book I’ve read. It’s a lovely review I happened to come across from fellow author/editor Diane Tibert whose blog I follow. Diane’s post of the day happened to be about my book, Have Bags, Will Travel she recently […]
Today’s book review is on George Orwell’s 1984. As the political climate in government heats up in the U.S., many readers have been going back to this book and finding ‘similarities’ in what seems to be happening in the ‘new order’ of presidency. I read this decades ago but after re-reading, found it an […]
Here’s a fun post, it’s a Book Lovers Tag challenge. I came across this fun tag over at Sarah Brentyn’s blog, Lemon Shark, where she invited anyone to join in. I thought it would be fun to do so and share my own reading habits here with all of you. Do you have a […]
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