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Today, I am talking about a particular bookish problem I often have: reading the books on my tall TBR stack in the season I intentionally wanted to read them in. I have many books that I wanted to read this summer IN the...
Ever since I read The Five Senses by Gretchen Rubin, I’ve been thinking about my days a bit differently. I’m noticing things more. I’m attempting to listen more. I’m striving to stay present in the moment, to really experience it. I’m trying to choose a bigger life and this book is...
One of the best things about having a podcast is the chance to talk books with people that you might never meet in real life. Today, I’m talking with Kara Infante of the Bookish Flights podcast. What started as a chance to talk about hyperlocal books from the Midwest to broaden...
I always love a good literate backstory: how an author decided to write, the way a book came to life, why a writer shares specific stories on the page. Knowing the backstory, connecting to the backstory and truly understanding ‘all the things’ connects me to authors and books in new ways....
It’s time to share a little bit of literate love for June of 2023! Today, I share what I’ve been reading, writing, learning and loving in the month of June in hopes that it inspires your own reading and writing, too. Here are the books and resources mentioned in the episode:...
This summer, I’ve set a goal to really lean into my writing life. I want to write more regularly, tackle some writing projects, write outside the box and boost my writing communities, too. So, I’ve joined two very different writing groups and have been reflecting on what I like about each,...
I am thrilled to be part of the WOW! Women of Writing Blog Tour for Down a Bad Road by Regina Buttner. I received a free copy of this book in exchange for an honest review and I shared that review on an earlier post. Today, I’ve invited Regina on the blog...
Do you remember the hobbies and passions you had as a child? Do you make time and space for them in your adult life? I knew I could seriously improve in this department in my own life, so I turned to books. Books that remind me how important it is to...
