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Review: The Death of Bees by Lisa O’Donnell

Review: The Death of Bees by Lisa O’Donnell

Luxury Reading ― Reviewed by Jax Kepple Marnie and Nelly have just buried their two deadbeat, drug addicted parents in the backyard of the Scottish housing projects. Now what? The Death of Bees begins with this interesting kick off, and takes us through the crazy...

Tags: Coming Of Age, Genre Fiction, Literary, Literature &amp, Fiction, Women's Fiction

Luxury Reading ― 1 day ago

A Tale for the Time Being (Ruth Ozeki)

Jonathan Likes Books ― I want to embed a sound clip of myself sighing. This is frustrating. When I started reading this book, I was really into it--I was engaged and sucked in and all those other really positive things people say about books. But before I was even a ...

Tags: Literary, Contemporary, Adult

Jonathan ― 2 days ago

Gaining a publisher’s trust as a reviewer

Gaining a publisher’s trust as a reviewer

J. Keller Ford, YA Fantasy Author ― A couple of years ago I picked up Heather Burch’s, Halflings, read it and reviewed it on my blog. A few weeks afterwards, I received an e-mail from the publisher, Zondervan. They liked my review and wanted to know if … Continue ...

Tags: Book News, Book Reviews, Books, Guardian, Literary Criticism, Review

Jkellerford ― 4 days ago

Try seeing it this way: Imagination and reason in the apologetics of C.S. Lewis

The Poached Egg Apologetics and Christian... ― Share on Facebook! Try seeing it this way: Imagination and reason in the apologetics of C.S. Lewis by Alister McGrath Few would now dispute that C.S. Lewis is one of the greatest Christian apologists of the twentieth century. So what is his ...

Tags: Apologetics, Apologists, C.S. Lewis, Christian Worldview, Critical Thinking, Literary &amp

The Poached Egg ― 4 days ago

Finding Lily by Lisa D. Ellis (Review)

Finding Lily by Lisa D. Ellis (Review)

My Life. One Story at a Time. ― When her newborn baby Lily dies suddenly, Claire Edwards runs away to live in a lighthouse she had fallen in love with as a young child. The lighthouse is reputed by some to have magical powers, but Claire isn't looking for a miracle. She just ...

Tags: ANNE OF GREEN GABLES, Literary Magazine, New England, Lisa Ellis, Lisa, Child Loss

Donna McBroomTheriot ― 4 days ago

Perfecting My Craft … this Year

Perfecting My Craft … this Year

Aleysha's Lifestyle Cafe ― Last year I wrote a post called “Perfecting My Craft” and I talked about two blogging conferences that I would be attending in 2012. This year, some of the conferences on my schedule are up in the air, except for two of them. One was ...

Tags: Business, Events, Literary, Author, Bookexpo America, Self-published

AleyshaProctor ― 6 days ago

The “Just Don’t Read it if You Don’t Like it” fallacy and other arguments that lack critical thinking

Bewitching, Enthralling, and Enticing ― Literary criticism is a good thing. Let’s just get that out of the way right now. We need to be able to criticize literature. We need to be able to discuss fiction. We need the freedom to do that in … Continue reading →

Tags: Stuff That Would Actually Make Sense For Me To Blog About Here, The World Is A Mess And I Just Need To Rule It, Your Book Is Bad And You Should Feel Bad, Books, Fifty Shades Of Grey, Literary Criticism

Katje van Loon ― 6 days ago

The River of No Return (Bee Ridgway)

Jonathan Likes Books ― Thanks to NetGalley for letting me read this book! I'm obviously quite terrible at reviewing the book before it comes out, and I evidently have a secret thing for time travel. Can we make a new genre called "literary time travel" that ...

Tags: Literary, Fantasy/sci-fi, Contemporary, Favorites, Adult

Jonathan ― 6 days ago

Myth of Writing #1: Love of Language

Myth of Writing #1: Love of Language

Diana Rajchel blog ― More than one English professor has waxed on about Hemingway. His prose was tight, his story tragic, and his habits all of the masculine nature that heterosexual literate men seem to aspire to. When presented with my blunt observation that ...

Tags: Writing, Genre Fiction, Language, Literary Fiction

Fat Chic ― 1 week 25 min ago

Novel #2 – Taking My Time

Mayra ― The days I took off from work were put to good use. I needed some time to reorganize certain aspects of my life – writing especially. There is SO much I want to accomplish, but not enough time or resources. … Continue reading →

Tags: Author's Corner, A Second Chance, Author, Books, Literary Agents, Novels

Mayra Bitsko ― 1 week 19 hr ago

"Touch my things again, whether I’m dead or not, and I’ll kick your ass up into your..."

Dissolve Into the Infinite ― “Touch my things again, whether I’m dead or not, and I’ll kick your ass up into your shoulder blades.” ∙ - Betsy Taylor, Undead and Unwed by MaryJanice Davidson

Tags: Quotes, Maryjanice Davidson, Undead And Unwed, Betsy Taylor, Books, Literary Quotes

Janet ― 1 week 1 day ago

Yin & Yang

Words of Happinest ― A few months after escaping from Mr Negative, Ms Positive thinks that her life is finally at peace and is doing better without him. She is happier, wiser, and stronger, actually. But then suddenly, there he is again, entering the picture. Now Mr...

Tags: Literary, Sadnest, Literary, OLEF, Positive And Negative, Short Story

Camille Nazareth ― 1 week 3 days ago

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