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Monthly Archives: April 2016
The Things I Do For You People: Thoughts on Diana Gabaldon’s A Plague of Zombies
Diana Gabaldon’s Lord John books serve a number of purposes in the Outlander world, none of which are especially important. First, they fill in backstory about what happened in Gabaldon’s universe during the twenty years that are missing from the … Continue reading
Yarn Along
This picture is so orange it practically contains Vitamin C. I’m still enjoying the scarf I’m making with the leftover orange yarn, though I’ll have to buy some more yarn soon. I love when fancy camera tricks (performed unintentionally, at … Continue reading
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True Confessions Tuesday, April 2016 Version
My true book confession for today is simple: I have been spending too much time the past week or so shopping for books and reading about books to actually do much reading. I’ve started my next book, Sebastian Barry’s On Canaan’s … Continue reading
A Review of Armistead Maupin’s The Days of Anna Madrigal (by Jill)
It’s really very unfortunate that this is the ninth book in Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City series, and also the first one I’ve ever talked about on the blog. I started reading this series when I was but … Continue reading
Read-All-Day Friday
No, I didn’t actually spend the whole day reading while facing the setting sun. That would be impossible outside of some environmental dystopian sci-fi novel, and I don’t live in an environmental dystopian sci-fi novel (not yet anyway). This photo … Continue reading
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Postcards From Purgatory 