A cool bookstore--in so many ways! I was just on tour for The Wednesday Daughters, and landed in Tucson, where my mom's bestie lives. So I got to see Dritha's …
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Poisoned Pen, Scottsdale AZ
I grew up reading Agatha Christie, and mysteries remain my weakness--in a good way. But I'm not generally shelved on in the mystery section, so it was with …
One true story I perhaps shouldn't admit…
One true story I perhaps shouldn't admit: The original title for my first novel, The Language of Light, was "Emma." My dear friend and mentor Madeleine Mysko - …
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6 Weeks in the English Lakes #5: At Opposite Ends of the Coffin Route
Wordsworth and his brother were walking in the English Lakes in late 1799 with fellow poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge when they came upon the modest Dove …
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6 Weeks in the English Lakes #4: Beatrix Potter on England's Fells
"The fells are never twice alike." – Beatrix Potter, from a February 28, 1938 letter to Josephine Banner One of the loveliest ways to spend a day - or many …
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6 Weeks in the English Lakes #3: Beatrix Potter's Hill Top Farm
"Some of the walls were four feet thick, and there used to be queer noises inside them, as if there might be a little secret staircase. Certainly there were odd …
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A Literary Father's Day: 5 fabulous quotes about fathers
Just a few of my favorite literary quotes about fathers, to celebrate Father's Day: "Goodbye, Papa, you saved me. You taught me to read." - Markus Zusak, The …
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6 Weeks in the English Lakes #2: A Literary Map
If you don't know where the English Lakes are, pull out your trusty map of England and look as far north and west as you can. (Go too far, and you'll end up in …
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Dr. Seuss Saying and Flowers for a Book-Worthy Saturday
Jane Austen Drinking a Caramel Ribbon Crunch Frappuccino
I know, I know. Caramel. Crunch. Or maybe it's the Mocha Cookie Crumble that has your number. No doubt Jane Austen would have gone for the crunch rather than, …
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