Review of LAST CHILD by Terry Tyler for #RBRT: another tour de force!
The good old days…weren’t I’ve wondered what the effect might have been if historical (or literary) figures had modern technology. (If …
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What I did on my excellent India vacation—Part 10: Cars, Trains, and… Rickshaws
Cars, Trains, and Buses Rickshaws One of my sisters once figured out that even if you don’t go further out the …
How to make a living as a writer
As the mother of three daughters who are writers, I just had to share Sue Vincent’s beautiful post. Anyone else …
Fallen on Good Times: 5 star urban fantasy reviewed for #RBRT
Welcome to the city of Pilgrim’s Wane, where fairy tales are warnings, legend is history, and monsters are real. America, …
What I did on my excellent India vacation—Part 9: Delhi Belly
Delhi Belly: a level of hell that Dante missed. Warning: if you have a weak stomach, you may wish to …
Don’t read this review…Go straight out and buy 5-star epic fantasy The Jack of Souls
Blurb: A rogue knight and epic fantasy series begins An outcast rogue must break a curse laid on his fate, or …
The archetypal Indie ?
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Guest author Giulia Torre—interview, review, excerpt of historical romance “Wolfe Island”
My guest today, Giulia Torre, has her Ph.D. in Reading/Writing/Literacy from the University of Pennsylvania, where she focused her research on …
What I did on my excellent India vacation—Part 8.
Spice gardens, elephants (!), ancient story/dance, and a death-wish Our driver, Suresh, had been pointing out various spice trees growing along …
Review: Gods, warriors, and a wheelchair hero—The Tir Na Nog Trilogy (Books 1 and 2)
I had an email recently that made me think about heroes. The son of one of the members of bomber …
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