The things we carry
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
Tag: Alma Alexander
“And whose are you…?”
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
College of Sidekicks and Secondary Characters – Commencement Address
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”
The mysteries of nature – “it’s a small world, isn’t it?”
I was a little late to the party – I found mention of Peter Wohlleben’s “The Heartbeat of Trees”, published in German in 2019
Author Interview: Alma Alexander
Author Interview Alma Alexander Interviewed by Katharine Eliska Kimbriel https://AlmaAlexander.com https://bookviewcafe.com/bookstore/bvc-author/alma-alexander/ https://bookviewcafe.com/book/fractured-fairy-tales/ Alma Alexander has the resume to be a storyteller. She was born on
The January read…
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
