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 …
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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…
In 2014 I resolve to… okay in 2015 I resolve to…
A new year is about to start and that can only mean one thing. (Or two things if you include …
Barb Taub 