Sharing There are 3 books I super loved in 2016, and I’d like to share them with you. Ka-POW! The first book is the one I just read. It is a contemporary YA novel, with no magical flashings – not my usual read. But I found it on a list of BEST YA of 2016,… Continue reading Ba-ZAM! Books of 2016
Recently I joined a fun website to keep myself accountable about writing something every day, even if it’s just journaling. The website requires you to write 750 words a day, and gives you badges as rewards for hitting special rungs of the ladder. Here’s a bit of a journal entry today; please excuse my sleepy… Continue reading Of Writing Progress and Reading Steampunk
Ok, I know I’ve been saying this – I will update this blog weekly again! This time though, I really mean it. I have new motivation. A few friends and I have started reading The Artist’s Way: Discovering and Recovering Your Creative Self, by Julia Cameron. In case you haven’t heard of it, this book… Continue reading The Censor VS the Inner Child – Reading “The Artist’s Way” – Part 1
Hi all, Recently I read a great book on the art of a formal book review. In order to try and practice this, I am giving a formal review for an excellent book I just finished reading: If You Want to Write by Brenda Ueland Graywolf Press, 179 Pages $8.45 paperback In this concise, powerful… Continue reading Book Review: If You Want to Write: A Book About Independence and Spirit, by Brenda Ueland
Wow! It’s been waaay too long since I have posted here. I didn’t realize it had been so long. I hope everyone had a Happy Thanksgiving! It was so funny to see Christmas decorations up on Thanksgiving Day. Now that Christmas is creeping closer to us, I’m feeling more comfortable with all the wreaths, Santas,… Continue reading Book Review – “Outlander” by Diana Gabaldon
This book was amazing in the way that it showed the culture and customs of the Huron Native Americans, and in the way it tries to put us into the minds and time of Native America. The only reason that I don’t give it 5 stars, actually, is because the book was so intelligent… Continue reading Book Review – “The Orenda” by Joseph Boyden
