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“Normally,” they told us, “We wouldn’t hesitate to arrest the lot of you.”
Tag Archives: romantic literary fiction
Her fiction = my truth? Claire Fullerton’s #romantic DANCING TO AN IRISH REEL
[Happy St. Pats! I’m celebrating with a repost of Claire Fullerton’s guest blog. Dancing to an Irish Reel might not …
Those 70s—freedom, love, a few special mushrooms & #bookreview of JC Miller’s romantic novel, HELIOTROPE
“Normally,” they told us, “We wouldn’t hesitate to arrest the lot of you.”
Guest Post from Danny the Dog (owner of author Andrew Joyce)
While I’m away this week celebrating last child’s University graduation, the brilliant Danny the Dog has offered to sit in …
Guest Post and #Pg69Challenge: Claire Fullerton’s #romantic DANCING TO AN IRISH REEL
I can think of no better culture clash than America and Ireland. I say this because I happen to know to the Irish, we Americans are a bit brazen, we have the annoying habit of being direct. But the Irish are a discreet lot, culled from a set of delicate social manners that seem to dance around everything, leaving an American such as I with much guesswork.
Review of JC Miller’s romantic novel, Believing in Bigfoot
Last week, I reviewed JC Miller’s novel The To-Do List. Plus, I earlier reviewed Vacation along with an interview discussing her life and …
Barb Taub 