Art or Elephant Ears?
Have you ever written a chapter, scene, or page of dialogue or description that you thought was truly excellent then reviewed it the next day […]
Month: March 2021
Psychological Thriller The Empty Chair
The Empty Chair, by Jeffery Deaver Murder plus the abduction of archeology student Mary Beth McConnell in a North Carolina swamp lure quadriplegic New York […]
Every Day / Everyday
Certain sets of words in the English language tend to confuse people. I have found the following to be among them: EVERY DAY / EVERYDAY […]
Memoir Educated
Educated, by Tara Westover The youngest of seven children, I was brought up to be a good Mormon wife, modest and subservient, an herbalist […]
Entitled / Titled
Certain sets of words in the English language tend to confuse people. I have found the following to be among them: ENTITLED / TITLED Traditionally, […]
Young Adult Mystery Half Moon Investigations
Half Moon Investigations, by Eoin Colfer My name is Fletcher Moon, but people call me Half Moon. I may be short, but that doesn’t […]
Enthuse / Enthusiasm / Enthusiastic
Certain sets of words in the English language tend to confuse people. I have found the following to be among them: ENTHUSE / ENTHUSIASM / […]
Literary Women’s Fiction My Dream of You
My Dream of You, by Nuala O’Faolain Inspired by an 1856 Irish divorce case, London-based travel writer Kathleen de Burca returns to Ireland after […]
Enormity / Enormousness
Certain sets of words in the English language tend to confuse people. I have found the following to be among them: ENORMITY / ENORMOUSNESS More […]
Short Story Collection Ford County
Ford County, by John Grisham Hill country folk have their own way of dealing with life, death, and disaster in literary short story collection […]