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Guilty, MY Honor
(I know, I am late. You would not believe the week I had.) This week: What’s your favorite guilty pleasure? I’m such a good girl, no, really, I am! I take simple pleasures where I can get them, as life … Continue reading
Posted in America, audiobooks, author's life, authors, big plans, blessings, book series, characters, contemporary, Dealing with stress, descriptions, dialogue, experiences, Family, fantasy, imagination, inspiration, Kindle, libraries, Life, lifestyles, Miscellaneous, plots, reading, reading preferences, research, Science Fiction, time management, Tonette Joyce
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Clever Sleight of Hand
Author Uses One Illusion to Distract Me From Questioning the Larger Illusion My Review of W.P. Kinsella’s “Shoeless Joe”By Jeff Salter I should begin this review by stating that (as a kid, and even older) I enjoyed playing SOFTball — … Continue reading
Author Contract Cancelled Because
“the Public Wouldn’t Support Two Books on the Same Subject” Jeff Salter’s Spotlight of Sanora Babb’s Novel [Whose Names Are Unknown]That Threatened Steinbeck’s and Was Shelved for Some Six Decades It was the back story – rather than the “subject” … Continue reading
Posted in America, authors, book review, history, Jeff Salter
Tagged Dust Bowl, Sanora Babb, Whose Names Are Unknown
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Keeping Up With Bloggers
Our resident hound asked, “What characteristics make for an interesting blog? Do you regularly read many/any blogs (besides this one)? Why or why not?” I read several blogs, though probably not as consistently as I would like. The main issue … Continue reading