Matchmaker Lindsey Tuttle is going through a rough patch in life. After moving to Boston from western Mass with her newly-minted lawyer fiance, she’s neither engaged nor sure if her relationship’s worth the effort any more. When the cocky, gorgeous,… Read more »
Simpsons à la real life Personal, Political, Cultural: Parsing the Concept of Author Behavior in Goodreads Policy – When I said “no more Goodreads posts, I swear” I hope none of you believed me. Anytime I say I’m over some… Read more »
The Nobleman Who Turned a Tea Girl Into a Princess… Yan Ling tries hard to be servile—it’s what’s expected of a girl of her class. Being intelligent and strong-minded, she finds it a constant battle. Proud Fei Long is unimpressed… Read more »
Grammar Grumble Mugs – Set of all 6 Why I Write Negative Reviews (Hint: Authors, it’s not all about you) – After all the recent drama, I appreciate the reminder about why we’re in the reviewing “business.” And if my… Read more »
In honor of repost week… ok I’m lying. I missed deadline due to fever. Please enjoy this very appropriate review from “It’s My Genre, Baby.” When’s the last time you read a book with a little person lead? Tia Nevitt… Read more »
HOODFEMINISM | Life at the Intersection. – Feminist writers Mikki Kendall and Jamie Nesbitt Golden have launched a new feminist blog, and it looks pretty amazo. Hood Feminism hopes to accomplish what other sites haven’t. We don’t want to talk… Read more »
This is a repost of a review I posted years ago on Goodreads. I thought I’d post it here to show that it is possible to write a romance with a disabled character that I loved. Widowed mother Althea Winsloe… Read more »
So all of book culture has lost its god damned mind and declared it open season on reviewers. The most recent episode is brought to you by Goodreads, who changed their Terms of Service without notice then deleted users’ shelves… Read more »
Torrian Smallwood has written a book. It’s not about his career in the NFL but it is about his childhood, his sister, and her dream. He wants to give her the restaurant of her dreams as a thank you for… Read more »
Tatsuo Horiuchi | the 73-year old Excel spreadsheet artist 8 REASONS PEOPLE OF COLOR MUST RALLY FOR A LONG OVERDUE “WHITE HISTORY MONTH” – The “SPF50 NEVER FORGET” sign was pretty clutch. It’s tough out there for us pale folk…. Read more »
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