August Books on my List
Guess what? It’s August and the sun set this evening before 9 p.m. 😉 SFSignal also published their massive list …
Category Archives: reading
Notes from my Nightstand
The biggest news this month, without a doubt, is the fact I finished a six painting commission!! WooHoo! I have …
Better Late than Never?
I am behind–in everything. I hadn’t been home long from my pseudo-vacation before having a flare up. That’s what I …
July Books on my List
Is it just me, or did June fly by much too fast? I’m sure I posted about June’s book releases …
Incoming: The Thackery T. Lambshead Cabinet of Curiosities
Sometimes I wonder if I’ve been implanted with a optical device, recording everything I see, like the book above I …
Incoming: Reaper by K.D. McEntire
Last week my daughter began talking about a book called, Lightbringer by K.D. McEntire. When my daughter goes on and …
Hunter and Fox Book Giveaway
The wonderful folks at Prometheus Books (Pyr) sent me a finished copy of Philippa Ballantine’s new fantasy novel, Hunter and …
June Books on my List
Here are my picks from SFSignal list of June Books. I know, not as many books made it to my …
Notes from my Nightstand
So far June is treating me well, but I’m still catching my breath after May’s whirlwind. This month I’m finishing …
Free Short Fiction from Tor Books
Every morning I sift through a list of new free ebooks available for Kindle. I do this not only for …
Creative Reading
While I wait for the paint to dry, I thought I’d share some of the creative books I’ve read, want …
May Books on my List
There are so many books to drool over this month. Thank you, SFSignal for always flooding my TBR list. The …
Looking back on World Book Night
World Book Night was a HUGE success. My daughter teased me a little for being so excited, but being a …
Notes from my Nightstand
Typing, April has been a busy month, doesn’t even come close to how busy I’ve been during this month of …
What World Book Night Means to Me
It means giving back, changing lives. As a child reading wasn’t something I enjoyed but more something I was forced …
Amanda Makepeace's Imagination Run Amok 