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This week in writing: Kindle and Fiction and Blogging

January 21st, 2012 · 5 Comments · links, writing

My writing elsewhere this week: At CatholicMom.com, I’m loving my Kindle and sharing my favorite 2011 fiction reads. At the Catholic Writers Guild blog, I wrote a post about stats as part of the Blogging for Beginners series I do periodically. And because I can’t resist, here are a few things I loved reading this [...]

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A Monday Daybook

January 9th, 2012 · No Comments · Books, daybook

Outside my window: The moon was hovering over the western horizon as a big tangerine. My seven-year-old pointed it out to me as we were waiting for the bus. I can’t get the image of it out of my mind. The light outside is still soft and new, but won’t be that way for long. [...]

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Recent Reading: What I Read Last Week

January 5th, 2012 · 5 Comments · Books, Reviews

Some goodies, indeed! Between being offline and just allowing myself some unrestricted reading time through the day, I had a great time. My reading included a friend’s manuscript and an advance copy of a novel that’s not out yet, so I think, with these four, I set some sort of personal best, at least for [...]

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A Two-fer Review: Soul Reader & Poor Banished Children

December 22nd, 2011 · No Comments · Books, Reviews

There are few things I like better than a good story. Even a good cup of coffee stands second to a really good story. So here are two novels I’ve read recently that get high recommendations from me. Enjoy! The Soul Reader, by Gerard Webster Though this is a sequel to Webster’s first book, In-Sight, [...]

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The Father’s Tale

December 8th, 2011 · 3 Comments · Books, Reviews

The Father’s Tale, by Michael O’Brien, is an impressive book to look at. It clocks in over 1000 pages and is not for the faint of heart. It’s a LOT of reading. But wow! WHAT reading! Here’s literature in the modern day, a little slice of what Dickens might look like if he were writing now. [...]

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