You Can Never Have Too Many Books: Sunday Salon - 25 Most …
Written by admin on March 15, 2009 – 6:47 pm -I devoured Nancy ( readers familiar with this blog will remember this is also the first book I ever bought as a birthday present for a friend, which I also deparately wanted to read! … He made me aware that being Canadian can be funny, and that there were things in life we could write about, everyday things we can make fun of. if I ever write a non- fiction book , I would hope it would have the sense of humour of either Mowat or Durrell somewhere in it. See original here: You Can Never Have Too Many Books: Sunday Salon - 25 Most … Read More →
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The Asylum - Fiction: Spirit Talking Part 2
Written by admin on March 15, 2009 – 1:21 pm -The author was new, this was his only work that was published, but the reviews for the novel have been very good. Ashlee opened to the first page and was almost immediately swept away by the tale unfolding in her hands. See the original post: The Asylum - Fiction: Spirit Talking Part 2 Read More →
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Review in Questions: Forest of Hands And Teeth « Fumbling with Fiction
Written by admin on March 15, 2009 – 1:02 pm -I would tell readers that the title (which I think is brilliant), is representative of the writing in the rest of the book . View post: Review in Questions: Forest of Hands And Teeth « Fumbling with Fiction Read More →
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odysseyworkshop - Writing Question: Strong Openings
Written by admin on March 15, 2009 – 10:42 am -The promise is the contract that Nancy Kress writes about in Beginning, Middles, and Ends, in which the reader unconsciously forms an expectation about a story or novel . I am most engaged by novels or stories that promise me that I will see something that I’ve never seen before. Read more: odysseyworkshop - Writing Question: Strong Openings Read More →
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