Correspondence With My Whisk
I stumbled across a fantastic word this week: resistentialism (n.) humorous theory to describe seemingly spiteful behavior manifested by inanimate objects. I love this word. Because I’m convinced that inanimate objects are, well, animate. About a year and a...
The beauty of reading fiction
Last time I shared with you guys some studies that talked about why reading fiction is so good at developing empathy and overall becoming better human beings, and as usual you guys sent the best responses. Here are two extra things you brilliant people pointed out: It...
Fiction vs. Non-fiction
There’s a general idea in the world that reading is good for you. Pretty much everyone agrees it’s good for kids to learn to read, that time kids spend reading is time well-spent. And for adults, it’s the same. Reading a book generally ranks higher on the...
Meet Meg Cowley and her awesome new Immersive Fantasy book
Happy beginning of October! Today I want to introduce you to Meg Cowley. I first ran across Meg because she published beautiful coloring books, and since I had attempted to make my own coloring book, I was in awe of her drawing skills. (Meg’s are gorgeously...
Author Interview with Pauline Creeden and a Giveaway!
Today I’m really excited to have Pauline Creeden on the blog for an interview. She’s a fellow author in the Noblebright Box Set Luminous with her book, Raven (which has a gorgeous cover!) ***Also, at the bottom of this post check out the great giveaway we’re...
Book Cover Award
A Keeper's Tale received a Gold Star Rating for cover design from The Book Designer.