The January Read, 2023
You may remember me writing about last year’s read and the tradition that led to that – but this year there it was, another Walt
You may remember me writing about last year’s read and the tradition that led to that – but this year there it was, another Walt
So I’ve been besotted by Maine Coons since the first time I laid eyes on one, okay? I mean, please don’t take this the wrong
I just saw this article on LitHub about the auction of the late Joan Didion’s personal objects and property – her shell collection, her eye
Just the other day I noticed a news squib saying that “Phantom of the Opera”, the musical, is finally shuffling off into the shadows of
When I was a little girl running loose with my cousin in the dusty streets of the village where my grandparents had a house and
I wrote this a little while ago for a very specific purpose. But I just had a discussion with somebody about one of my “secondary”
I was a little late to the party – I found mention of Peter Wohlleben’s “The Heartbeat of Trees”, published in German in 2019
Call me a late bloomer, or maybe just musically ignorant, but I came to Leonard Cohen very late in life. And indirectly, at that. The
Never before has “may you live in interesting times” been quite the curse it is today. Things are crumbling on the edges of our vision,
So I read “Dune” a long time ago, and then I re-read it many times. I’ve now watched AT LEAST two filmed versions of the
I don’t really read mysteries – that was Deck’s thing, not mine. He earnestly tried to get me into it for a while – he