I first tried to read The River of Doubt while undergoing a series of tragedies in my life. It didn't pan out. Here's what I found when I returned to the book this month. Continue reading...
Review: The River of Doubt
Tag: nonfiction
Review: Mutinous Women
I picked up Joan DeJean's Mutinous Women: How French Convicts Became Founding Mothers of the Gulf Coast (2022) at the Louisiana Book Festival last weekend and couldn't wait to dive into it. Continue reading...
November TBR
This month I'll be participating in A Book Olive's #NonfictionNovember challenge. Here's a look at what I plan to read - and the books that might pull me off-course. Continue reading...
September Reading Wrap-Up
September was another decent reading month for me. I finished 6 books, for a total of 2,256 pages. Here's a look at how those books stacked up. Continue reading...
Autumn in Venice
I don't know why I love Ernest Hemingway as I do. Maybe I found him at just the right moment in my life to fall in love with his writing and grow attached before learning too much about his faults. Maybe that's the way it was for all the women who both loved and despised him. Continue reading...
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