Welcome, everyone. I hope you’ve already added Patricia Neely-Dorsey’s peach cobbler recipe to your Valentine’s Day menu. Today, we’re going to talk about another great southern desert and one of the richest side dishes […]
You are cordially invited by the She Writes Southern Writers to the “Eat My Valentine” Blog Tour! DATES: February 8-12 A handful of our writers are going to serve up recipes they love to serve […]
When autumn air is crisp and sunlight reflects off red and yellow leaves, fans are drawn to the nearest football game like children to Halloween candy. For Margaret Sumner, however, a force greater than the […]
If your holiday presents didn’t include enough good books or if you’re looking for something different to read, check out The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. I’m usually not enamored with this kind of book. […]
Is it fair to see something in a work of art that the artist never intended? I remember thinking back in high school that many of the symbols and themes my teachers pointed out to […]
Good stories have good layers. At least that’s been my experience in my too-many-to-mention years of reading and writing. So you can imagine my delight in reading Sister by Rosamund Lupton, a novel that’s layered […]
Driving up Route 9 in southern New Jersey earlier this summer, I stopped at an antique shop, which I do every time I see one. Amid the old china and scarred furniture, a book cover […]
When Tito Loved Clara, Jon Michaud’s debut novel, could have been called A Tale of Two Towns. Most of the story is split between the community of Inwood in northern Manhattan and Millwood, a fictional […]
A couple of weeks ago the editors of SheWrites website invited members to write blog posts about summer. Summer’s my favorite time of year, so I jumped right in. My post was entitled “Hot Fun […]
It’s appropriate that I found Anna Jean Mayhew’s debut novel, The Dry Grass of August, while I was on a trip. I was enjoying a visit to my home state of North Carolina, and my sister […]
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