SHORTS, NOVELS, AND OTHER THINGS
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My father lost his life on that lighthouse. I stare at it every day and my loathing of it – and of the engineers who had built when died – grows. It consumes me. His death left my mother and me in penury. We live hand to mouth, doing whatever we can to get …
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I always look forward to Jan Sikes’ books. She has such a gentle and heart-warming way of telling a story that the reader feels that all’s right with the world when they’re done reading. Layken Marin returns home to his family’s farm in Missouri after serving in the Army during WW II. Both his parents …
Another humorous or not-so humorous memory of growing up in Plymouth. My mother, in addition to being just plain smart about lots of things, was also very handy. She had painted all the rooms in the house, replaced panes of glass, and could do a rewiring job if necessary. She could hook rugs and her …
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I purchased this book for review as a member of Rosie’s Book Review Team. All I can say is whew! This book took me on a breathless, swashbuckling adventure set on the seas of a ravaged Earth in the distant future. It is a fresh take from the many dystopian novels I’ve read and will …
I never really thought about middle names until I recently learned that having a middle name dates back to ancient Rome. Many Romans had three names: A praenomen was a personal name, or what we call first names today; a nomen, which was a family name, and lives where middle names currently sit; and the …
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Sally Cronin at recently put up a post asking about bucket lists. I’ve had one since I retired. I don’t...
Read MoreThis is the fourth book of five in No Woman Is an Island: Inspiring and Empowering International Women, a collection...
Read MoreDear Folks: One of the more interesting people I've met as a result of switching my career to writing is...
Read MoreI read a post the other day where the theme was rebellion, and I immediately thought of one of the...
Read MoreLooking across the Vltava at Hradcany(Prague Castle) and Svaty Vit (Saint Vitus) The laboratory where we...
Read MoreMom always served vegetables – canned when I was very young, then later, frozen vegetables, as they became more widely...
Read MoreThis is a repost of something I wrote for my very first A-Z Challenge in 2013! It was on smells...
Read MoreCharles Yallowitz is the creative and imaginative author of the Legends of Windemere series, bound to appeal to anyone who...
Read MoreThis is my third year doing the A-Z Challenge. The first year I posted on odors, which is something every...
Read MorePsst. I need to tell you something… in the spirit of Halloween and all that. I have a Sin Eater...
Read MoreDr. James Manning is the CEO of Sturdevant Hospital. He first appears in Death in a Red Canvas Chair, as...
Read MoreWe’re having another dreary day of cold rain. We’ve had so many of them that my husband commented, “It’s...
Read MoreA few weeks ago, I posted something a blogging sister had written from prison - Rara, who is doing...
Read MoreWater draws me, wherever it is – lake, ocean, pool. We opened our pool this week and I’ve been in...
Read MoreA Kiss Before Killing is the latest in a long line of crime thrillers involving forensics and pathology by author...
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