Tuesday, January 13, 2015. 2014, a somewhat tardy wrap-up. I know that feels like years ago now. How did I read them? 165 e-books to 16 tree-books. Number of writers I had to google to sex. In its own way, also terrible.

Sunday, March 25, 2018. Wednesday, March 21, 2018. If I read a book and it makes my whole body so cold I know no fire can ever warm me, I know that is poetry. A manifestly yellow, decidedly. Rusty leaf- has been left behind on the tree. Her poetry exhibits an aesthetic beauty that transcends my ability to describe the feelings it embodies. Along with Pasternak, Mandelstam, and.

Books, Music, More Books, Travel, Even More Books. Thursday, June 30, 2016. Hopefully, I stick around longer than I did last time. I got engaged to a lovely teacher named Emma. I married the lovely teacher at an old resort on Sparrow Lake in Muskoka. Got photo-bombed by a goose.

And this chore is extremely onerous. Your hair will smell nothing like ocean breezes.

Reading, Writing, Working, Playing. Monday, March 26, 2018. Behind the Scenes at the Museum. By Kate Atchison - I loved A God in Ruins. And was impressed by Time After Time. This is her first novel and spans the twentieth century, chronicling a family in York. Interesting, occasionally funny, often heartbreaking. Just now starting The Paradise.

But could he simply just be an outsider being blamed for all the strange goings on? I was interested to see the outcome for Bramble, it was not what I thought, I had her going down a completely different path! I was a little bit frustra.

My debut novel, FINDING KATE, was published by City Owl Press. In April 2017, in paperback and in your favorite digital format.

So, on to the main topic of this post. Novel Insights has evolved quite a.

Discovering forgotten classics in the public domain. Monday, July 31, 2017. Love, music, friendship, honor, fatherhood, coming of age, mysterious past. In the pre-internet era, when out-of-print books were difficult to find, my grandma would tell me about the books that she loved when she was growing up. One of her favorites was First Violin. Less believable are the improbable coinci.

Two pieces of news that flashed on to my screen this week have made proud to say I am a grammarist. The first tells of a guerrilla marketing campaign in London. Whereby a group of editors from Thetutorcrowd. com have gone about the city, correcting bad grammar where they find it in public graffiti.