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Sketch Day, Progress, and Breadcrumbs
Progress for the day: 1,200 words on chapter 11. I’m reading Breadcrumbs by Anne Ursu. I’ve seen it around and was very drawn to it because of the cover (isn’t it fantastic? I mean, the composition,...
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Little Reviews
So I’ve schemed a scheme, and I’ve got a Big Thing coming up in a few days—big for me, anyway. I’ve been working hard to earn enough cash to enjoy the Big Thing, and I haven’t even had time to finish...
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More Breadcrumbs: A Review
I found most of this review in my drafts, and thought it was too good not to post. It’s been almost two months since I actually read the book, though, which I first mentioned in this post. Breadcrumbs...
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The Harper Boy, and How He Began
A few nights ago, during a family game of Citadels, I said, “Now I’m going to spend all my gold and build a library.” My mother said, “That’s just like you!” My own harper boy, Vanya. One of the...
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Bookstore Treasures
Store: The Bookshop of Chapel Hill, North Carolina http://www.bookshopofchapelhill.com/shop/chapelhill/index.html Purchases: Treason by Orson Scott Card Used, paperback, $2.99 A stand-alone Card book...
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I Don’t Have a Kindle, But Here Are Some Books to Check Out If You Do
At one point this weekend, my brother, my mother, and I all sat on the couch reading. My brother had a sci-fi novel on his kindle. My mother had just downloaded a free book for her ipad mini. I held a...
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What I’ve been Reading Lately
Clash of Kings by George RR Martin It took all summer, but I knocked out the second book in a Song of Fire and Ice by George RR Martin. It’s cool how engrained in pop culture this world has become,...
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