New York Comic-Con has come and gone this past weekend, and what an experience it was. If you ever get a chance to go to a Comic-Con I highly recommend it. This was my first, and I only went because I live in NYC and a few authors I wanted…
Continue reading ➞ Stories From Comic-Con: Authors Are Fans Too
So, I have been buried under work recently and have had almost no time to make a post, or even read a book. However, this month I read a book that I felt I had to take time to write about. Many of you know who Mark Lawrence is. For those of you who don’t,…
Continue reading ➞ Mark Lawrence And The Importance Of Never Writing Off An Author
First impressions are important. Unfortunately, we often judge people in the first 3 seconds we meet them. While many of our initial impressions are wrong, it does not change the fact that our first moments with a person can color how we see all subsequent interactions. I find that the same idea can be applied…
This month my book club read Leviathan Wakes, I just finished reading The Widow’s House, and I am about to start reading Nemesis Games. All three of these books were written or co-written by the author Daniel Abraham, so I thought it might be a good time to take a moment to appreciate one of…
Continue reading ➞ Daniel Abraham And The Importance Of Creativity
Because I am secretly a 60 year old grandmother, I run a book club. We read mostly fantasy and sci-fi books, but in the spirit of variety we try to throw in books from other genres occasionally. When we were picking our line-up for this year, we decided to look into best selling books that…
Continue reading ➞ What Everyone Can Learn from Agatha Christie
