mentoring digital wordsmiths
The Printed Letter Bookshop–a bookshop, not a bookstore, mind you–is where Aunt Maddie invested everything, including the money from Uncle Pete’s life insurance. And while it may not have shown great monetary profits, the close-knit community of friends she’d made is priceless.
“Tell me honestly, do you really believe one word of all that?” The skeptic’s question to the curate was a staggering…
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I was Lucy the Valiant, Queen of Narnia. In one hand I grasped my shield–a metal garbage can lid–and in…
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Dear Reader, Larkin is one of my favorite games, stories, and dreams. Alan W. Harris’ The Tales of Larkin are…
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“A children’s story which is enjoyed only by children is a bad children’s story. The good ones last.” -C.S. Lewis…
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Dear Reader, Since my mother first got Love, Mary Elisabeth on my Kindle, I have been a TOTAL fan! Love, Mary…
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I met my husband when we were thirteen years old. Our families exchanged mailing addresses after a “chance” meeting and…
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I like to sing. I can’t sing parts, but I can usually keep to the melody (if not on key)….
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What’s not to love about tales of little people? John Peterson’s The Littles. Mary Norton’s The Borrowers. And of course, E.B. White’s famous…
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I like old things. Old furniture, old books, old authors. Austen, Bronte, Alcott, Montgomery, Stratton-Porter, Wodehouse. We’re well on our…
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He found it on a bookshelf in his parents’ basement. The spine was worn, but you could still read the…
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If you’ve never met any of P.G. Wodehouse’s characters, then let me start by introducing you to Psmith. He used…
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