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Guest: Author Larissa Reinhart

Posted on May 25, 2018 by Tonette Joyce

Today it is my privilege to welcome multi-award winning author Larissa Reinhart. Larissa and I met, as so often, via mutual friends online. Larissa has had a varied and well-traveled life and we are going to have her let us … Continue reading →

Posted in art, author interview, author's life, authors, Books, careers, characters, experiences, Family, Guest author, imagination, interview, jobs, lifestyles, Mystery stories, phrases, reading, short stories, Tonette Joyce, writing | Tagged archaeology, Cherry Tucky Mysteries, China, Chinese adoptions, Egypt, Finley Goodheart Mysteries, Georgia, Illinois, Japan, Kuwait, Larissa Reinhart, Maisie Albright Mysteries, mysteries, Rescue animals, The 12 Slays of Christmas | 21 Comments

Have You Hugged Your Library Lately?

Posted on October 11, 2013 by Tonette Joyce

Libraries. That was my choice of topics, yet I don’t know where to stop or start. I was always fascinated with books. I have no idea how many times I had my mother read “The Tawny, Scrawny Lion”,( among others), … Continue reading →

Posted in childhood, Miscellaneous, poetry, Tonette Joyce, writing, youth | Tagged archaeology, Book collecting, Book Fairs, book hoarding, Book Sales, bookmobile, Borrowing DVD's, Borrowing videos, College Libraries, Geneaology Departments, libraries, Nideos, poetry, public libraries, rare books, reading, Russian literature, School Libraries, Scrawny Lion, The Tawny | 10 Comments

On a Clear Day…

Posted on August 9, 2013 by Tonette Joyce

We are talking about places we’ve always wanted to visit…and why. Where WOULDN’T I want to go? I haven’t had much chance to travel. I have seen a lot of America just going back and forth, traveling through, although not … Continue reading →