Reviews + Articles
Inheriting Edith by Zoe Fishman
Zoe Fishman’s novel, Inheriting Edith, could have been a depressing novel about a single mom, a woman with Alzheimer’s and a suicide. Instead, it’s a novel with heart and love, and a story of two people growing to understand each other, with a...
Love Literary Style by Karin Gillespie
I was captivated by the summary of Karin Gillespie’s novel, Love Literary Style. Aaron Mite is a literary snob who meets Laurie Lee at a writers’ colony, and thinks she’s another literary novelist. When he realizes she an indie published romance...
December Treasures in My Closet
The publishers know even readers are busy during December. My pile of books for December is quite small. But, January and February are already overwhelming. So, enjoy a one-day post of forthcoming books, the December Treasures in My Closet. Elizabeth J....
November’s Cozy Mysteries from Berkley Publishing
No Jinx today. When I did the book talk, he was laying in puddles of sunshine with the other cats. They’re enjoying this week of 80 degrees, as am I. Unfortunately, probably our last one for months. But, Berkley Publishing has books to keep us occupied during...
Ireland – Day 3 – Oct. 6, Bunratty & The Dingle Peninsula
Note from Wednesday’s travels – The photos from Liscanor are actually at the Cliffs of Moher. The cliffs were unbelievable, as you can tell in a couple of my photos. But, you really can’t see any of parts of the cliffs, and I don’t have...
Ireland – Day 2 – October 5
Day 2 in Ireland – Galway and the Burren. The Burren is in County Clare, and it comes from a word meaning “rocky place”. Definitely, but oh, so beautiful. But, first, we went to Galway on Wednesday. I’m a sucker for the colors and the street...