Poet’s Corner: Out of Reach You say it’s dangerous you say it’s too risky to be alone it is [...]January 3, 2019
WAT-CAST: Laurie King Talks About Sherlock Holmes Sherlock Holmes is perhaps the most popular fictional detective. In addition to the many novels and short stories penned by his creator, [...]December 17, 2018
Poet’s Corner: Golden Skirts of Color We drive past woven ribbons of deep orange on a gray November day Gazing into a tapestry of rich cranberry reds and transparent yellows [...]December 16, 2018
Lisa Gabriele Updates a Classic in The Winters Rebecca is one of my favorite novels, it’s opening line, “Last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again,” still sends shivers down my [...]November 18, 2018
Five Stories of Christmas Pets As we all know the holidays are a time to spent with family and loved ones. But for many of us our nearest and dearest travel on four [...]November 11, 2018
Books Make Great Gifts for Mindfulness Gurus Do you have an avid bookworm in the family? Are you planning to do your holiday shopping early? The world is full of so many [...]November 10, 2018
John Grisham’s The Reckoning – Not His Typical Mystery While serving two terms as a state representative in the Mississippi Legislature, John Grisham heard a story about two prominent men living [...]November 5, 2018
Little Dancer Aged Fourteen – The True Story Behind Degas’s Masterpiece It’s one of the best known sculptures in the world and perhaps has inspired legions of young girls to aspire to a career in ballet. But [...]November 4, 2018