Review of Erin A. Craig's atmospheric take on The 12 Dancing Princesses
Review: House of Salt and Sorrows
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Review: Sanditon
My take on the PBS Masterpiece adaptation of Jane Austen's unfinished final novel
Odds & Ends 2/10-2/23
Unfortunately, the last couple of weeks have not been very productive. I ended up sick early on, so after a lot of time spent resting and figuring out how to breathe more easily, this past week was about trying to play catch up and reset. I managed to mostly recover by my birthday, at least, … Continue reading Odds & Ends 2/10-2/23
Review: When She Reigns
Review of the final entry in Jodi Meadows' Fallen Isles Trilogy
Odds & Ends 1/27-2/2
It's Superbowl Sunday! As a Missouri girl, I'm rooting for the Kansas City Chiefs, but I'm kind of "meh" when it comes to actually watching football, so I am cheering for them and eating my Superbowl foods while watching Howard's End and Sanditon on PBS. I did get some good writing done this week, as well as a little reading, … Continue reading Odds & Ends 1/27-2/2
The Shower Principle: Strange Ways to Boost Creativity
Have you ever set a problem aside to let the "creative juices" soak in, or maybe switched projects halfway through to let an idea "marinate"? Or maybe you've simply given up on an idea, only to have an "aha moment" hours later in the middle of a completely unrelated task? Whether you realized it or … Continue reading The Shower Principle: Strange Ways to Boost Creativity
Review: Supernova
Review of the third entry in Marissa Meyer's Renegades trilogy
Odds & Ends 1/6-1/12
The name of the game this week was productivity. It's a new year and I wanted to hit the ground running, and I think I did alright. I got in and cleaned my apartment now that all the holiday festivities are over and my Christmas decorations are put away, I did some grocery shopping, re-organized … Continue reading Odds & Ends 1/6-1/12
Review: Little Women
Does Greta Gerwig's adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's classic novel top what's come before?
2020: A Reading Preview
Last December, I gave a preview of what books I hoped to read in the coming year and other reading-related goals. Looking back, I did pretty well in going after those goals. In 2019, I pushed my genre habits a little bit further with mysteries like The Silent Patient and historical fiction like the Poldark series. For 2020, … Continue reading 2020: A Reading Preview
