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Writers Who Read: Betsy Talbot

November 3, 2015 by GGAndrew Leave a Comment

The Writers Who Read series continues this week with contemporary romance author Betsy Talbot. Who are you? I’m the author of The Late Bloomers Series and my heroines are all women in their prime. I love exploring what life looks like on the other side of forty—mainly because that is precisely the time my life … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: Ahab's Wife, Best Laid Plans, Betsy Talbot, Blake Crouch, books, Claire Fraser, Conn Iggulden, contemporary romance, Diane Gabaldon, Do the Work, dystopian, ereading, flamenco, forty-something, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Genghis Khan, hiking, historical fiction, horror, Isabelle Allende, Joanne Harris, Johnny B. Truant, Kindle, libraries, Locked Doors, magical realism, Matthew Storm, Mongolia, Nancy Drew, Neil Gaiman, Outlander, quirky characters, reading, romance, Romance Writers Who Read, Salman Rushdie, Scotland, Sean Platt, Spain, Steven Pressfield, The Boxcar Kids, The Creative Habit, The Late Bloomers Series, The Quickie Romance Podcast, The Signature of All Things, thriller, travel, Twyla Tharp, wine, Write.Publish.Repeat, Writers Who Read, writing

Writers Who Read: Karina Sumner-Smith

October 27, 2015 by GGAndrew Leave a Comment

The Writers Who Read series continues this week with fantasy author Karina Sumner-Smith.  Who are you? I’m Karina Sumner-Smith. I’m a Canadian fantasy writer and author of the Towers Trilogy (Radiant, Defiant, and the upcoming conclusion, Towers Fall). The series is set in a far-future, post-apocalyptic city where magic is used as currency and ghosts … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: A Thousand Words for Stranger, A Wrinkle in Time, Ancillary Justice, Ann Leckie, beach, books, C.S. Lewis, Canada, Chronicles of Narnia, Daryl Gregory, Dead Mountain: The Untold True Story of the Dyatlov Pass Incident, family love stories, fantasy, friendship, Ghosts, Guy Gavriel Kay, horror, In the Dust of this Planet, Julie E. Czerneda, Kameron Hurley, Karina Sumner-Smith, Katherine Addison, Lake Huron, Madeline L'Engle, magic, MasterChef, Michelle Sagara/Michelle West, Mockingbird, N.K. Nemisin, Naomi Novik, Nebula Award, Netflix, Octavia E. Butler, Orphan Black, post-apocalyptic fiction, Radiant Defiant, reading, rereading, Robin McKinley, Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Who Read, Sean Stewart, short stories, The Goblin Emperor, The Mirror Empire, The Tale of the Dueling Neurosurgeons: The History of the Human Brain, This Gulf of Time and Stars, Towers Fall, Towers Trilogy, Wild Seed, Writers Who Read

Writers Who Read: Nicki Salcedo

October 14, 2015 by GGAndrew Leave a Comment

The Writers Who Read series continues this week with author Nicki Salcedo. Who are you? I’m a happy writer. I love finding stories and tales of the unexpected. I was an English and creative writing major in college. I’ve always wanted to tell stories that were both complex and accessible. I read all different genres, … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: Allan Kemp, Andy Weir, Beloved, Black Phoenix, books, C.S. Lewis, Chronicles of Narnia, comedy, Decaturish.com, dukes, e.e. cummings, Emily Dickinson, Frankenstein, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Georgia Romance Writers, Harlequin, historical romance, human behavior, If She Dares, Kresley Cole, Lisa Kleypas, literary fiction, Louis L'Amour, Love in the Time of Cholera, Malcolm Gladwell, Mary Shelley, Nicki Salcedo, Nickolas Bulter, nonfiction, poetry, readings, Robert Frost, romance, Romance Writers of America, Romance Writers Who Read, RWA, S.E. Hinton, Shotgun Lovesongs, Tanya Michaels, The Martian, The Outsiders, thriller, Toni Morrison, writers, Writers Who Read, writing

What’s the Creepiest Creature in Literature?

October 13, 2015 by GGAndrew 2 Comments

Fictional creatures have the power to intrigue us, amuse us, delight us–and terrify us beyond belief. I asked the authors in the Writers Who Read interview series a simple question, What is the creepiest creature in literature? Here are their choices for the scariest non-human entities, drawn from classic horror to children’s books, that are trapped (we hope) … [Read more…]

Posted in: Book Nerdery, Horror in Our Culture, Writers Who Read Tagged: Andrea Cumbo-Floyd, Ann Gelder, Ann Patchett, best Halloween stories, Bigfoot and the Baby, Black Aperture, Bloody Mary, books, clowns, doppelgangers, Dracula, Eddy Webb, Edgar Allen Poe, evil, Frankenstein, Fugitive Colors, ghost stories, Ghosts, ghouls, Halloween, It, Jabberwocky, Karina Sumner-Smith, Laura Madeline Wiseman, Lisa Barr, Mary Worth, Maureen O'Leary Wanket, Michelle Falkoff, Monsters, mummies, nightmares, Original Sinners, Peter Straub, poetry, Poltergeist, rabbits, reading, Rita Arens, Rosemary's Baby, scary, scary reads, Sherlock Holmes, Sir John Tenniel, spooky reads, Stephen King, The Exorcist, The Hound of the Baskervilles, The Jaunt, The Mirror Empire, The Obvious Game, The Raven, The Shining, The Slaves Have Names, The Tell-Tale Heart, The Time Traveler's Wife, Through the Looking Glass and What Alice Found There, Tiffany Reisz, Wake, Who's Afraid of Mary Worth, witches, Wonderland, Writers Who Read

Writers Who Read: Lisa Gluskin Stonestreet

October 8, 2015 by GGAndrew 1 Comment

The Writers Who Read series continues this week with poet Lisa Gluskin Stonestreet. Who are you? Poet, writer, editor, teacher, mother, wife, daughter, friend. Enthusiastic cook, mediocre knitter, binge-reader, highly social introvert, recovering perfectionist, mental ambidextrist. Maker of costumes, Scrabble assassin, intermittent meditator, caffeine addict. Klutz with excellent small motor skills. The more official bio: I’m … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: Adrienne Rich, audiobooks, black humor, Bob Hicok, books, Brenda Hillman, Brian Teare..., caffeine, changelings, Charles Wright, Christopher Robin, Citizen, Claudia Rankine, comfort reads, Don’t Let Me Be Lonely, Emily St. John Mandel, Frost Place Prize, Gerard Manley Hopkins, Henry James, Jacob Have I Loved, Jane Mead, John Berryman, Jorie Graham, Katherine Peterson, Lisa Gluskin Stonestreet, literary allusions, literary mashup, Mysteries, nonfiction, Oakland, poetry, Poets Who Read, Portrait of a Lady, reading, Scrabble, speculative fiction, Station Eleven, The Greenhouse, Tulips Water Ash, used bookstores, W.S. Merwin, Winnie the Pooh, Writers Who Read, YA

Writers Who Read: Tiffany Reisz

September 30, 2015 by GGAndrew Leave a Comment

The Writers Who Read series continues this week with bestselling author Tiffany Reisz. Who are you? I’m Tiffany Reisz! I write the bestselling ORIGINAL SINNERS series from Mira Books, which has won an RT Editor’s Choice award, a Lambda Literary award, and the RITA Romance Writers of America award. The series features a quirky and … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: A Christmas Promise, Agatha Christie, All the King's Men, An Instance of the Fingerpost, Anne Rice, C.S. Lewis, cats, Eizabeth Wein, Elizabeth Knox, Ford Madox Ford, Georgette Heyer, holiday romances, Iain Pears, Jacqueline Carey, Jennifer Egan, Julie Garwood, Kushiel, Lambda Literary Award, Mary Balogh, Mira Books, Mysteries, Only a Kiss, Original Sinners, Poirot, Portlandia, RITA Romance Writers of America Award, Robert Penn Warren, Romance Writers Who Read, RT Editor's Choice Aware, Sleeping Beauty series, The Bible, The Good Soldier, The Keep, THE VINTNER’S LUCK, The Winter Prince, Tiffany Reisz, Writers Who Read

Writers Who Read: Kieran Lyne

September 23, 2015 by GGAndrew Leave a Comment

The Writers Who Read interview series welcomes Kieran Lyne this week. Who are you? I am Kieran Lyne, author of The Last Confession of Sherlock Holmes and the youngest writer to be endorsed by the Arthur Conan Doyle Estate. I live in the middle of nowhere in Suffolk, England, where I work for a local … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: 50 Shades of Dorian Grey, A Clockwork Orange, A Sicilian Romance, actors, Al Pacino: The Authorised Biography, Aldous Huxley, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, Ann Radcliffe, Anthony Horowitz, Arthur Conan Doyle Estate, Birdsong, books, Brave New World, Brideshead Revisited, Cosa Nostra, Elizabeth George, England, Harry Potter, James Herbert, John Dicke, Kahil Gilbran, Kieran Lyne, Lewis Carol., Mystery and Suspense Writers Who Read, nonfiction, On Writing, Philip Pullman, reading, Roald Dahl, Robert Goddard, Sebastian Faulks, Sherlock Holmes, short story, Somerset Maugham, Stephen King, The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, The Autobiography of Malcolm X, The Fantastic Mr Fox and the Fog, The Good Man Jesus and the Scoundrel Christ, The Great Gatsby, The Last Confession of Sherlock Holmes, The Magician, The Picture of Dorian Grey, The Prisoner of Azkaban, The Prophet, We, Write Away, Writers Who Read, writing, Yevgeny Zamyatin

Writers Who Read: Jason M. Hough

September 17, 2015 by GGAndrew Leave a Comment

The Writers Who Read series continues this week with Jason M. Hough. Who are you? I’m Jason M. Hough, author of ZERO WORLD and THE DARWIN ELEVATOR. Which book or series was your gateway into the world of reading? The first book I can remember picking up on my own and enjoying was Sword of … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: Arthur C. Clarke, audiobooks, books, Bradley Beaulieu, Dead Things, fantasy, games, Guy Gavriel Kay, Jason M. Hough, John Scalzi's Old Man's War, kryptonite vs. catnip, movies, pacing, reading, Rendevous with Rama, rereading, science fiction, Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers Who Read, Stephen Blackmoore, Superman, Sword of Shannara, television, Terry Brooks, THE DARWIN ELEVATOR, The Summer Tree, Twelve Kings in Sharakhai, Writers Who Read, ZERO WORLD

Writers Who Read: Daniel Hales

September 9, 2015 by GGAndrew 1 Comment

The Writers Who Read series continues this week with Daniel Hales. Who are you? A writer, musician, collagist, teacher, kayaker, salsa junkie. I’m the author of Tempo Maps, a poetry chapbook with the companion CD: Miner Street Symphony (ixnay press). My poems, flash fictions, and hybrid writings have appeared in many places in print and … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: After I Was Dead, Another Republic, August Kleinzahler, Bill Janovitz, Brian Vaughan, C.S. Lewis, cats, Charles Simic, Civil War Land in Bad Decline, collagist, Conditions Uncertain and Likely to Pass Away, Daniel Hales, Daniel Mahoney, Dean Young, Denis Johnson, Dickensian England, Dozen, Dr. Strange: The Oath, Dylan Thomas, Emily Dickinson, Exile On Main Street, Fernando Pessoa, Get In Trouble, Harmonium, hot air balloon smugglers, Invisible Cities, Italo Calvino, ixnay press, James Tate, Jesus' Son, kayaker, Kelly Link, labyrinths, Laura Mullen, Lawrence Raab, Leaves of Grass, Marcos Martin, Mark Strand, music, musician, Mysteries of the Horizon, ninjas, poems, poetry, Poets Who Read, Rilke, rock bands, Russell Edson, salsa, secret portals, Sleeping It Off In Rapid City, Strike Anywhere, Sunblind Almost Motorcrash, taco stands that appear at will, teacher, Tempo Maps, The Ambiguities, The Chronicles of Narnia, The Frost Heaves, Umbral, Wallace Stevens, Walt Whitman, Worshipful Company of Fletchers, Writers Who Read

Writers Who Read: Rebecca Brooks

September 1, 2015 by GGAndrew 2 Comments

The Writers Who Read series continues this week with romance author Rebecca Brooks. Who are you? I’m Rebecca Brooks! I write contemporary erotic romance about independent women who step out of their lives to try something new. I’m into travel, adventure, small towns in beautiful places, and strong, outdoorsy men with big hearts. My debut, … [Read more…]

Posted in: Writers Who Read Tagged: Above All, academia, Adirondacks, Afternoon Delight, Again the Magic, Anne Calhoun, Australian, book clubs, Charlotte Stein, Chicago, contemporary erotic romance, dissertation, dystopian, feminism, Freedom, Good Girls Don't, highlander time travel romance, How to Fall, Janice Radway, Jonathan Franzen, Joyland, Liberating Lacey, Lisa Cron, Lisa Kleypas, literary fiction, Lost Memory of Skin, Make Me Stay, Margaret Atwood, Marissa Pessl, math teacer, Megan Hart, middle grade, Octavia Butler, outdoors, paranormal romance, Reading the Romance, Rebecca Brooks, Romance Writers Who Read, Russell Banks, science fiction, screenwriter, Special Topics in Calamity Physics, Stephen King, Tempted, utopian, Victoria Dahl, Wired for Story, Writers Who Read, YA
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Crazy, Sexy, Ghoulish: A Halloween Romance Crazy, Sexy, Ghoulish: A Halloween Romance
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ratings: 21 (avg rating 3.95)

Screwing Mr. Melty: A Romantic Comedy Screwing Mr. Melty: A Romantic Comedy (The Complete First Season)
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ratings: 25 (avg rating 3.72)

Somewhere Warm: A New Year's Eve Short Romance Somewhere Warm: A New Year's Eve Short Romance
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Taste Me, Tempt Me: Eight Tales of Sweet and Spicy Romance Taste Me, Tempt Me: Eight Tales of Sweet and Spicy Romance
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Screwing Mr. Melty: A Romantic Comedy Screwing Mr. Melty: A Romantic Comedy (Episode One)
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