Welcome to our first Give it Up for the Weekend! Our guest today is Kate Hill. Kate is a vegetarian New Englander who started writing over twenty years ago for pleasure. Since […]
Give It Up For The Weekend with Kate Hill
Memories of snow days #MFRWauthor
I love the 52 Weeks Challenge! One prompt a week to answer, and discover lots of other authors. This week prompt was What do you do on snow days? And here’s my […]
On Tour with Once Upon a Time, Bitches by Branden LaNette and Meet the Author
I don’t host a lot of self-help books. It doesn’t mean I don’t get absolutely fascinated with some of them. This is the case. Forget about the (absolutely perfect) title, and the […]
Release Day for Women Meditation and Power by Liz Lewinson
I’m going against my habit of not posting self help books today, and tomorrow too. Today’s book is very spiritual, while tomorrow’s is more grounded but to each her own, so you […]
Merry Christmas!
Guys, I’m checking out. I haven’t been off the blog for more than a few days for, well, a few years now, and I really need to unplug for a while. Thank […]
Happy Thanksgiving!
From me and my family to yours!
On Tour with New Release: Figments and Fragments: Dark Stories by Deborah Sheldon and Meet the Author
This is good, in the most disturbing way. Figments and Fragments: Dark Stories by Deborah Sheldon released on Monday in the Dark Horror, Crime Stories genre. Brutal. Compelling. Sinister. From wheat farms, roadhouses, […]
W900 by Tom McNulty
This is an odd one, and interesting. W900 by Tom McNulty released in June in the Humorous, Literary Fiction genre. Hovis Monk had been deceived. Perhaps he always had been. His comfortable life […]
Oware Mosaic by Nzondi and Meet the Author
We’re getting closer… Oware Mosaic by Nzondi released in September in the SciFi, Horror genre. Decades after a cataclysmic nuclear war, Ghanaian scientists develop technology that store consciousness onto data orbs called retcons. […]
The Art of Taking it Easy by Dr. Brian King
I never posted a self-help book. But the title was so catchy, and it seemed like the request for the book arrived in a moment when I probably do need that book […]
