Of Gold and Dust Book Review
I’m often asked what my favorite genre is, and while I like classics, memoirs are hard to beat for me. I love to get an … Read more
I’m often asked what my favorite genre is, and while I like classics, memoirs are hard to beat for me. I love to get an … Read more
Girl, Woman, Other by Bernadine Evaristo had been on my reading pile for months when I finally got around to reading it. Like many people, … Read more
Fifteen years ago, a single book I picked up at Boston Airport helped me quit an abusive job, seek help with a spiraling eating disorder, … Read more
Christie Tate’s group was the last book I read in 2020 (I think). I was browsing the shelves of Gertrude & Alice (as usual) unsure … Read more
How special (and terrifying) is it that we as parents can raise the next generation? One thing I really hope for my kids is that … Read more
Nora Ephron has been on the periphery of my reading repertoire for some time. A writer whom many other friends recommended to me many times. … Read more
Like many people, I had high hopes for 2020. Not only did I plan to explore more of Australia; I too had aspired to read … Read more
Some of my favorite books are set in the Big Apple – A Little Life, Places I Stopped At on the Way Home, The Catcher … Read more
Along with Daphne Du Maurier, Oscar Wilde, Rosamunde Pilcher and Joanne Harris, Joyce Maynard is one of my favorite writers in the world. I first … Read more
After the last Bondi Literary Salon of the year discussing Maggie O’Farrell’s undeniable Hamnet, I bought a copy of Greyboy by Cole Brown. I had … Read more