If you have been following my reviews, which mirror almost exactly the contents of my reading list, you may have noticed that I have been reading a number of books written by women, and that appeal mostly to women. I have also recently read a book I despise (not this one — the review will […]
Nosy Novel: A Review of Kathleen Tessaro’s The Perfume Collector Read More »
Ever try to find a needle in a haystack? Of course you haven’t. Me neither. The idea is preposterous. No one would do that. Stupid question, sorry I asked it. How about this one: Have you ever tried to find out something about John Smith in an internet search? Google returns seventeen million results. Bing returns
Introducing Davis Falk Read More »
I am a writer. Which can mean a lot of things. Some writers write only novels. Some write only news articles, or technical manuals, or product labels. There as many kinds of writers as there are types of writing. One of the types of writing that I do is called ghostwriting. Since I started last January,
“The writer’s curse is that even in solitude, no matter its duration, he never grows lonely or bored.” ― Criss Jami, Killosophy I found this quote while doing research for a demo I’m working on for ghostwriting autobiographies. Hey, if it’s good enough work for Alex Haley, it’s good enough work for me. I was talking to my mother
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