flax-golden tales: warning sign
warning sign There was indeed a warning sign, as people mentioned repeatedly after the fact. In her defense, it was difficult to read. The sign had once been clear and foreboding, though perhaps over
warning sign There was indeed a warning sign, as people mentioned repeatedly after the fact. In her defense, it was difficult to read. The sign had once been clear and foreboding, though perhaps over
This Saturday September 1stĀ (how is it September already?) I will be at the Decatur Book Festival. As far as I know, I will be babbling at theĀ First Baptist Decatur Sanctuary Stage at 4:15pm and
relics My grandmother started the collection but my father kept adding to it once he inherited. He’s already explained the key rule to me in case I want to continue it myself someday: they
Hey, remember how everyone was all excited that I’m going to write a chapter about how to start reading Neil Gaiman for BookRiot‘s Start Here project? Well, if it doesn’t reach its funding goal,
do-it-yourself centerpieces I worry that they won’t get it. I half-heartedly ask if maybe we should include instructions but everyone frowns. But I’m relieved when the consensus is no. And still a teensy bit
This is a belated post regarding a belated birthday present. At the end of July my dearest darling friend Clovia Shaw sent me this as part of a belated birthday box of wonderment: Yes,