Reading and Writing Decisions
So, Robin Blake had a decent showing, bookwise, so I will make a note to read more of his stuff. It's the mid-1700's, which is unusual...


Death Isn't the Worst Thing To Happen, but it is the Most Final
I miss my little muse. I keep looking around, waiting for him to meow and beg to sit on my lap. He was in so much pain these past few...
Deciding What To Write
I finished my novella on Medium and presented a couple of historical tidbits- all of it coming from reading a couple Medievalist.net...


So...The Wellness Trap
From the Internets Christy Harrison's The Wellness Trap hit a couple of nerves for me. It's a book about the pitfalls and downsides of...
Running 'Round and 'Round With Work
Writing is my side hustle. My husband runs a courier service and I work at Fedex. There is plenty of action, mostly having to do with...
Anne Perry: Are You Just Tired? Why So Vague?
I was reading Anne Perry back when 'The Carter Street Hangman' was new. I should probably check it out to see if my tastes have changed...
The Island of Yesterday: What is up with Umberto Eco
We can start with his death. He's been dead since 2016, so I don't have to worry about sparing his feelings. Structure Do you like...
Catching Up With Good Advice
I am trying to sequester my reading and writing material to this blog, but that does mean that I will have to step up my reading and...
The Crimes Along the Arunder is Up
Great news! My latest work is on Amazon Kindle and is available as an ebook and as a paperback. I know there are people who prefer...
"Blessop's Wife" Review
I just finished "Blessop's Wife," which is an action romance set in Edward IV's reign, just as he dies and the underage Edward V's is...