The Violin Man’s Legacy—a great thriller and how NOT to read it
My guest today is the spectacularly talented and funny Seumas Gallacher. Seumas escaped from the world of finance five years …
Author Archives: barbtaub
Boyfriend from Hell: YA without the hair-flick. Or the vampires.
One of the things I’ve noticed about life is that there are a lot of things They don’t tell you. (Nobody …
An Epic Miniature: Review of A Weaver’s Web
Reading this week’s book was a tradeoff between enthusiasm and perseverance. It’s long, detailed, and the main character is often less …
It all comes out in the wash.
A few years ago, I made a big mistake: I let my husband move to England before me. By the …
Guest Blog: The Importance of Honouring Your Gift by author Nancy Christie
For everyone who is doing what they *should* do—instead of what they dream of doing… I skimmed through this post …
New Year at the Hobbit House: buckets and bucket lists…
Over the recent holidays, the Hobbit House was full to bursting with visiting children and spouses. We had plenty of bubbly, …
Attention writers: FREE project evaluation! [REBLOG from The New Writers Interface]
Mary Rosenblum—best-selling author, editor extraordinaire, instructor at the famous Clarion West Writers Workshop, and Literary Midwife to an ever-expanding group …
2014 ~ Top Books
Woo hoo! I’m so thrilled and excited to make this list! And what fabulous book-company to be in. Thanks so …
Review of VACATION plus interview with author JC Miller
Two of my favorite places, rural England and Seattle’s Puget Sound, are the locations for JC Miller’s new novel, Vacation. …
One Way Fare by Barb & Hannah Taub
Originally posted on Behind the Willows:
Who needs Santa when you’ve got a sister-in-law to fill your stocking with books like this? Would I…
