Quotable Tuesday-Jeanette Larson
- Jeanette Larson
This and That
So This Very Cool Thing Happened…
Yesterday I skyped with Lynette Mattke of PicPocket Books and saw the app of Snuggle Mountain on her desktop in Maryland. Doesn’t that blow your mind? I’m in Austin looking at something on someone’s else computer desktop in a whole…Quotable Tuesday-Frances Hill Yansky
When people ask me, “Hey what’s a good book for little ones to help them understand death?” I always, always, always recommend Frances Yansky‘s Bug Cemetery (Henry Holt, 2002). It is one of those brilliant books that gets to the…A Hopeful Sign
Today as I was driving down South Congress, I saw this……Thinking About Poetry
All week I have been thinking about poetry, reveling in blogs celebrating this form of the written word. I have also been thinking about what I said last week about poetry being the highest form of writing, about poets being…Quotable Tuesday-Philip Yates
“The only people for me are the mad ones, the ones who are mad to live, mad to talk, mad to be saved, desirous of everything at the same time, the ones who never yawn or say a commonplace thing,…
Good Monday Morning
Have an incredible day……April is National Poetry Month
Ta-dah…the month of flowers and showers begins and so does National Poetry Month. Several of my favorite bloggers are doing special events during the month. Greg Pincus at Gotta Book is hosting 30 Poets 30 Days. I am really looking…On The Reading Table-Let The Right One In by John Ajvide Lindqvist
Remember when I said I was going to Galveston and I had packed three books to read? Guess what? Didn’t read a one of them. You see, as I was heading out the door, my dear friend John stops by,…Quotable Tuesday-Dorothy Love
Dorothy Love is funny, smart and wise. When I asked her what quote inspires her as a writer, she gave me three:“When the itch of literature comes over a man ( Or a woman: Dorothy) nothing can cure it…
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A Tree grows in Sedona