Sort of Going My Own Way
6When a blogger can’t bring her/himself to blog is she or he still a blogger?
Easing into Yoga for the Uninitiated: Restorative Yoga For Beginners
4Injury, chronic illness, stress, nor pregnancy will prevent well-being of mind or body.
Desperation is the Mother of Inventive Fabrication in A PURELY PRIVATE MATTER
0Is anyone telling Rosalind Thorne the truth?
Dreaming of a WHITE CHRISTMAS WEDDING
4An old friend sets up her bestie’s wedding in their family barns in a snowstorm, over the Christmas Holiday.
FRANKLY IN LOVE: Negotiating Two Cultural Landscapes
Frank is about to step into the a world not dominated by high school and his Korean parents.
Surfing the Waves of Feminism with Essayist Megan Daum
I’ve lived through some of the waves of feminism and now I am worried about how it’s going.
TWISTED TWENTY-SIX: Stephanie Plum Feels She is Boring
Grandma Mazur’s a bride and then a mobster’s widow, and she’s in danger. But, Steph thinks she’s a bit boring.
Everything is Connected: TEACHING THE TREES
Trees of all types have a place and a purpose on this planet. Joan Maloof tells us why.
MEG AND JO: Sisters Have Each Other’s Back
Sisters don’t always get along, but they come together in a family crisis.
No One and No Place Stands Still for You
You can’t go home again, especially with new baggage.
Consensual Sex, Love and Marriage in Historical Context: WHAT A WOMAN NEEDS
Is Stuart the hero or the anti-hero; and what’s all this about love in marriage?
HOLIDAY MIX TAPE Regret: The Road Not Taken
Hindsight is twenty-twenty.
More than Meets the Eye: JUST ONE OF THE GROOMSMEN
A woman who’s “just one of the guys” and the guy who moved to the big city discover their attraction to each other.
Scrooge or Doormat for Christmas With the Boyfriend’s Family
Sophia Rose has begun her holiday reading starting with Angie Fox’s The Ghost of Christmas Past: Learn Your Lesson Before It’s Too Late
A Curse Has Come Upon You or a Clever Gothic Northanger Abbey Sequel
Many an Austenite has wondered what happened after they turned the last page. Sophia Rose is no exception and loved that someone was finally writing a fun Gothic sequel about Austen’s Northanger Abbey.
