Tag Archives: Literature and Fiction

Corinne Demas talks about her violin-related children's books.

A book to savour from start to finish, and almost wish it would never end.

"The series is about strong women who butt heads with rules ... fool themselves along the way and pay the price of their independence."

The third book in the Taylor Family series focuses on the mother/daughter relationship.

Meeting the writer of a story about a curse that spans the ages...

Yann Martel really did create a thing of beauty and a joy forever when he published this story, and I for one will always be grateful.

If ever there was a hotel with a checkered history, it would have to be New York's infamous Chelsea.

It's hard enough as it is getting published without having to fight against other people's expectations of what my work should be like for it to be my work.

Join Roberta Isleib, President of Sisters in Crime International, as she tours the blogosphere this December.

It may be an "airplane novel," but with the over-explaining and halts in the action, it comes with its own turbulence and holding patterns.