A monthly book review of novelist Sally Rooney’s novel “Conversations With Friends.” And I announce my archive page is actually live.
May Book Review: Conversations With Friends
April Writing Update: Blog Merger
A monthly writing update where I discuss how I plan to merge my two blogs and how that will work with my writing schedule and content for this blog.
Author Recommendation: Nick Hornby
April author recommendation of British author and screenwriter Nick Hornby.
Book Review: The Tenth Island by Diana Marcum
A monthly book review arriving on April Fool’s Day. However it’s not a prank. It REALLY is a book review.
Monthly Writing Update: March is for Memoir
After last week’s post where I got pretty personal in my monthly essay I update on how that helped me with my memoir.
Author Recommendation: Willa Cather
I finally lean into one of my graduate degrees and recommend an author that's considered a great 20th century American writer: Willa Cather. #authorrecommendation #willacather #writingneverstopsblog
Book Review: “Where’d You Go Bernadette?” By Maria Semple
A monthly book review where I review the novel “Where’d You Go Bernadette?” By Maria Semple. Soon to be released (August 2019) as a feature film starring Cate Blanchett. #writingneverstopsblog #monthlybookreview #wheredyougobernedette
Writing Update- For February 2019
Here’s an update on what I’m writing creatively and the progress I’ve made (or haven’t made [in some cases]). #writingneverstopsblog #writingupdate #februarywritingupdate
Oscar Ballot and List now as downloadable PDF
I've updated my "How To Watch Oscar Nominated 2019 Movies" list and ballot so that it's a downloadable PDF and made the font larger. I had to figure out how to do it, but hopefully I did! Bring on the Oscars. I'm ready (after I cram in seeing a few more movies)!
Joint post: Pop Culture Special Update: “Oscar 2019 Where To Watch List” and Essay
Joint post with my “Watching Pop Culture With My Parents” blog where I share my “Where To Watch the Oscar 2019 Nominated Movies” list and ballot. And I turn it into an essay!
