Fave Books by Lisa Jackson
November 28, 2018
I’ve always loved suspense and mystery novels. I grew up on Mary Stewart, Agatha Christie, Charlotte Bronte, Daphne Du Maurier and Shirley Jackson. Later I gravitated to Stephen King, John… READ MORE
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Female-driven Thrillers in the World of ‘Girl’ Books by Sara Driscoll
This may be a controversial opinion, but Gone Girl really didn’t work for me. I read it when it was a number one bestseller and, in the face of overwhelming… READ MORE
Ginny’s Spice Bars by Linda Reilly
November 26, 2018
One of the things I love most about the holidays are all the delectable recipes people share with me. While I’m not the best cook, or baker, I occasionally land… READ MORE
Holiday Crafting by Linda Reilly
November 19, 2018
Need a spare? Here’s one to share! Most of my days are spent hunkered over my computer, pounding away at my current work-in-progress. But once a month, I get together… READ MORE
Leanna’s Suggestions for Dressing like your favorite Books and Book covers by Leanna Renee Hieber
November 18, 2018
If you know me, you know I’m always dressed in some sort of vaguely antiquated regalia. It’s not a costume, it’s my life. My closet is a time-slip between 1980’s… READ MORE
Holiday Food Traditions by Lynn Cahoon
November 17, 2018
For me, the holidays are defined by the food. Easter is ham day. (And my mom’s bunny cake.) Memorial Day starts the run of summer barbeques. Halloween is about the… READ MORE
Pierogi Bring Poland to the Christmas Table by Bethany Blake
Although my father was of Hungarian descent, Eastern European traditions, including foods, were not part of our holiday celebrations. We ate ham and turkey and green bean casserole in December…. READ MORE
A Hobby for People Who Are Terrible at Hobbies by Tamara Berry
November 4, 2018
I’ve always wanted to have a hobby. One of my favorite things in the whole world is when people find something that brings them joy, and then they commit to… READ MORE