Poet’s Corner: Mr. Grimshaw My daughter catches toads on summer nights when they fill the street in front of her house. When rain creates rivers of glistening light [...] June 17, 2018
The Book Expo 2018 – The State of the Publishing World The typewriter sat on the counter. Beside it were the words Freewrite. There were no cords coming out of the back, nothing particular lit [...] June 13, 2018
We’ll Always Have Paris – A “Golden” Love Story by Sue Watson “I’m beginning to realise that to really live your life you have to sometimes step out of your comfort zone.” If ever there was a [...] June 8, 2018
Poet’s Corner: Monday Night Yoga I’m flat on my back my heels spread as wide as the mat my fingers stretch like star shapes my palms face up because I’m trying to be [...] June 3, 2018
Can You Name a Book? Jimmy Kimmel Found People Who Couldn’t The statistics are not encouraging. According to Pew Research, 24 percent of American adults say they haven’t read a book in the past [...] May 30, 2018
The Liar’s Girl First Love Gone Horribly Wrong Because you might manage to save a life this time, instead of being responsible for the taking of five because you were too stupid, too [...] May 19, 2018
Poet’s Corner – Talking If you couldn’t sleep, chances are you would find my mother in the kitchen at 3 A.M. with a cup of hot chocolate or maybe a cool [...] May 13, 2018
Books We’ll be Reading This Summer Just as Hollywood saves its best popcorn movies for the summer, so do publishers save some of their best books for beach season. [...] May 12, 2018