Reviews + Articles
To Dance, To Dream by Maxine Drury
Maxine Drury's To Dance, To Dream was written fifty years ago. When I first read it, almost that long ago, I fell in love with the stories of ballet and the remarkable stars of the ballet. Reading it again, a gift from my sister, Linda, the book still has the power...
Blood Sweep by Steven F. Havill
Every time I read one of Steven F. Havill's Posadas County mysteries, I lament the fact that not enough people know about these marvelous police procedurals. If you like Craig Johnson's Walt Longmire books, you really should try this series set in a small New...
Book Chat – May’s Mysteries from Penguin’s Berkley Prime Crime & Obsidian
I haven't done a book chat in a couple months because I didn't receive the books. Now that I did, it was a dreary rainy day here, which means the lighting is off on the video. Oh, well. At least you can hear the chat, and the list of books will be below. Here are...
Poisoned Pen Press & British Library Series
Poisoned Pen Press to Publish British Library Crime Classics and Spy Classics Series in US: Poisoned Pen Press will release 12 British Crime Classics and 2 British Spy Classics in 2015 Scottsdale, Arizona – Poisoned Pen Press announces the upcoming release of...
Diana Gabaldon at the Southern Kentucky Book Fest
Diana Gabaldon was the keynote speaker for this year's Southern Kentucky Book Fest. She's sold 26 million books worldwide, and Outlander won the People's Choice Award for a SF/Fantasy TV show. When Diana, Catriona Balfe who plays Claire, and Sam Heughan...
Southern Kentucky Book Fest
Four of us went down to Bowling Green, Kentucky to the Southern Kentucky Book Fest. It was another terrific day like last year. Diana Gabaldon was the keynote speaker, but my summary of her event will come later when I have a picture to go with it. The first panel...