Visiting the Flight 93 Memorial
As a lifelong Pennsylvanian, I’ve been to all ends of the state, but the land is so full of history that there’s still so much that I want to see.
Editing Your Novel for Details
A big question while editing is how many times should I edit my novel. But equally as important is, what type of edits should I do to my novel. In
A Place of Turquoise by Karina Salfeld Book Review and Author Interview
I’ve never been a big fantasy reader, but you don’t grow up a reader and not devour at least a few titles about kids being transported to magical worlds. The
10 Types of Books that 90’s Kids Loved to Read
As a kid who learned how to read in the 90’s, there was a push to get kids reading as much as possible. Libraries hosted summer reading programs. Teachers gave
The Peculiar Case of the Petersburg Professor by Sharon Kay Book Review and Author Interview
Small town life comes with a healthy dose of gossip and interconnectivity which are the perfect ingredients for a mystery. Throw in a nosy journalist who knows the town inside
Roaming with Reads: Travel Adventures Inspired by Literature by Erin Lorde
Embark on a Literary Journey to the UK’s Most Obscure Places Immortalized in Books! Ah, the allure of literature and travel – a match made in bibliophile heaven! If you’re
The Story of a Wise Woman: A Guest Post by Kinga Szumska
An image of a wise woman Paint a wise woman. How would you imagine her? What picture do you paint in your mind? The famous film director Agnieszka Holland once
Tea Tasting Sumer Flavors from The Whistling Kettle
This month, I jointed the affiliate program for The Whistling Kettle, a New York-based tea company. You’ll now see ads and promotions for the company on my blog, social media
The Birth of a Novel…and of a Novelist by Maureen Morrissey
Everyone has a story, and everyone should share that story. It’s therapy for the writer and an education for the reader. That’s my philosophy and I’m sticking to it. Mine
Miranda Nights by Gail Ward Olmsted Book Review and Author Interview
Do you ever have one of those months where it’s one thing after another? Every day you receive a new piece of news or get pulled in a million different
How Haunted is Gettysburg?
There is an entire section of the tourism industry dedicated to luring in visitors with its haunted history. Ghost hunters and fans of the paranormal love the idea of possibly
Author Book Tag: Ted Galdi
Ted Galdi is an Amazon #1 bestselling thriller author. He’s been featured by Kirkus magazine, ABC, FOX, iHeartRadio, and many other media outlets. Galdi is a winner of a Reader
The Difficulties of Ending a Series
Recently, two series that I had been watching for the past couple of years came to an end: Barry and Ted Lasso. The two were very similar in a lot
Creative Inspirations: The Tillerman Cycle by Cynthia Voigt
Those who love reading from a young age tend to love epic fantasy and adventure tales that transport them to other worlds with magic, creatures, heroes, and villains. I’ve never
The Wheel of Protest: The World of the May Riots of 1968 are Alive and Well by Jessica Stilling
An eye opener While wandering the Boulevard Saint Germain, near the Musee de Cluny, in Paris in 2008, I came across an exhibit out on the sidewalk that caught my