Excerpt from my new story available on Amazon Kindle here. Summer. 2014. I needed a vacation. Somewhere with sun, water, sand, and serenity. I started this quest by looking for jobs on cruise ships, the complete antithesis of peace; alas,… Read More ›
Month: July 2018
Queen for a Day by Maxine Rosaler
I’ll probably get dragged for this review. I usually do when I talk about not wanting to have kids. So be it. For those of us that don’t have kids, this book is a stark and very uncomfortable reminder of… Read More ›
The Dream Hunter by Laura Kinsale
I was in my early twenties when I first encountered this book newly published in the nineties. Having migrated from a very rural segregated area (read: white) to a new state and somewhat small city where the shade of multiculturalism… Read More ›
Catching the Light by Susan Sinnott
The cover is inviting and called to me; the setting even more so. The prose and descriptions—at various points—melodic, if not fleeting; I would’ve preferred much more of that lovely setting. The stream of conscious style superfluous (the editor in… Read More ›
