Happy reading and not-quite-college-decision-day, !Wait... you probably aren't thinking as much about college decision day as we are. It's a big deal, partly because all those decisions are a big deal when you're on the cusp of adulthood. Do you thin...

Introducing Barb RistineAuthor of "The Tearoom" in Feisty Deeds II When I set out to write “The Tearoom”, I knew I wanted to write about a nineteenth-century woman helping other women within the constraints of Victorian society. Hattie Ferguson appea...

Hello, Reading Friends!Confession: I am very tired. April is the month when high school seniors have heard back from the colleges they applied to, and May 1st is the deadline to commit to the rest of their lives and lose every other possible opportun...

Welcome, !Thank you for filling out my quiz about "Which Irish fairy tale heroine are you?" Some of you hopped over to my page from the Historical Fiction Easter Egg Hop, and some of you already know me. I hope you had fun! All of you have won a bonu...

Hello, ! I’m Elisabeth Carson-Williams, but you can call me Lis. A Virginian by birth, I’ve spent my adult life traversing the planet, meeting people and learning about other cultures first-hand. My whole reason for travel is to meet people, hear the...

Hey, , let me tell you about my new series!It's going to be a sci-fi medical dystopian thriller. There are twelve point-of-view characters in the first book alone, half of which are cyborgs and all of whom swear profusely. Every other chapter is a me...

I've got puppies and books for you, !I hope you enjoyed the bonus story about Bob the Cat — sent in installments like we're all in Victorian England and you are picking up your newspaper to read the latest installment of Charles Dickens. 📰 I know we...

I've got puppies and books for you, !I hope you enjoyed the bonus story about Bob the Cat — sent in installments like we're all in Victorian England and you are picking up your newspaper to read the latest installment of Charles Dickens. 📰 I know we...

I am entirely invisible under the shadow of night. I sneak down the oak limb, as quiet as feathers. Except I would eat the feathers. Or bat them around. Mm, I like feathers. Wait, I was looking for something. I’ve reached the castle wall, and if I s...

NB from Malin, your resident Book and People Management Herding Dog:Please forgive me for the delay in retrieving the next installment of your bonus story. My peoples all got the flu, including my favorite writer-person. I had to chase all the bad fl...