That's a lot of books. Many of them are YA which can be - but are not always - quicker reads than grownup books, and I listen to a lot on audio during my commute. There's some graphic novels thrown in there, too. Still! That's a lot of books. By the end of the year, … Continue reading I’ve read 83 books this year so far
Category: Writing
Do it anyway – giving up on a book
I'm going to begin with a story: When I was in 7th grade I had delusions of grandeur. I knew that I was a smart kid and thought that I could pretty much read anything. I was probably reading adult books at this time, generally in the sci-fi and fantasy realm. I had already devoured … Continue reading Do it anyway – giving up on a book
Weekend Roundup
As I talked about on Thursday, I had a busy and exciting weekend. I was lucky to volunteer for the Massachusetts Poetry Festival on Friday and Saturday and attend events for free. Other than volunteering for a workshop on erotic poetry - which was hilarious because I'm super immature - the highlight was Saturday night. … Continue reading Weekend Roundup
Life changing books
WordPress via Facebook was weird on Thursday, so if couldn't read my lost post - I totally stuck to my schedule, I swear! - it's up now. Sorry about that! Today I've been thinking about a conversation that I had at a party last night. I was invited to a Clue party complete with a … Continue reading Life changing books
The Daily Mail is so alarmist
I almost hate to post this because the Daily Mail is so ridiculous. I hate to give them more press, but it's just so stupid I have to comment. So the Daily Mail (Britian's most idiotic newspaper) posted an editorial about the dangers of so-called "sick-lit" for teens. Take a look at this sensationalist headline: … Continue reading The Daily Mail is so alarmist
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