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Tag Archives: Non-fiction
The Waiting – coming in May 2014
Well, here it is…the stunning cover of Grandma’s book, The Waiting, which will be published in May by Tyndale! I am working morning, noon and night (along with my partner, Cindy Coloma) to meet the manuscript deadline of December 31. … Continue reading
Ebert, Art, and Life after Death
The great writer Roger Ebert died yesterday, and the news made me cry. Not as soon as I read it but an hour later, when I was driving to the bookstore (hurrying, since I had only a short while before … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Literature
Tagged Book reviews, Books, Life, Non-fiction, Reading, Roger Ebert, Writing
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My Year in Books – 2012
Following are the titles of the books I finished reading in 2012. In addition to these, I am still in the middle of so many books, I’m too embarrassed to give you the number (27.) As I no longer finish … Continue reading
In Defense of Paper Pages
To Kindle or not to Kindle? That is the question. I have no quarrel with e-readers. Since I am a die-hard fan of learning, any medium that gets people reading is fine by me. Read on a papyrus scroll or … Continue reading
On (Attempted) Writing
“Easy reading is damn hard writing.” ~Nathaniel Hawthorne Last week, I started reading Open, the autobiography of Andre Agassi. And, jeepers creepers. This is by far the best sports bio I’ve ever read. Andre’s story is incredible, better than fiction. … Continue reading
My Year in Books – 2011
I’m a few days late (thanks to some looming writing deadlines, and all the media attention this week over my Grandma’s story), but here is the list of the books I finished in the last year, separated by the month … Continue reading
Coffey’s Angels
One of my favorite writers is celebrating the release of his second novel today – so naturally, I had to get in on the fun. If you’re unfamiliar with Billy Coffey, let’s fix that right now. Billy is a thirty-something … Continue reading
Objects in the Mirror…
It goes far beyond the familiar warning about objects in our rearview mirrors, by now. I hate to tell you this, but all sorts of objects, everywhere, might not be anything like they appear. I’ve been reading a book that … Continue reading
Posted in Learning
Tagged Book reviews, Books, Information, Learning, Math puzzles, Non-fiction, Physics, Science
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And the Winners Are…
After all the great comments I got on my Chicken Soup for the Soul: New Moms book giveaway post (that might be too many adjectives), I decided to draw TWO names, instead of just one! So, a few minutes ago, … Continue reading
Piano Lessons
Classification: Non-fiction My littlest and I were at the library for story time last Wednesday, and I had to return a movie, and the drop slots are right there by the “used books for sale” shelves, so it’s really not … Continue reading
Posted in Literature
Tagged Book reviews, Books, Music, Non-fiction, NPR, Piano, Reading, Writing
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