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Merissa (13816 KP) created a post

Jan 6, 2023  
"SHE IS GOING TO BE THE GREATEST ORATOR OF THE CIVIL WAR"

Tour: That Dickinson Girl (Forgotten Women #1) by Joan Koster - #TheCoffeePotBookClub, #BlogTour, #ThatDickinsonGirl, #Historical, #Biographical, #Fiction,

https://archaeolibrarian.wixsite.com/website/post/thatdickinsongirl-forgottenwomen-1-byjoankoster
     
Is there anything better than a book about books? :D Very handy little book, especially if you're a novice to the historical fiction genre and aren't quite sure where you'd like to travel next. How the author categorized books was very helpful and inventive too. Altogether it may not be the most comprehensive guide to historical fiction, but it's a darned good place to start your journey in the field or just to decide what's next. Is it weird that I read it cover to cover? ;P
  
Supernatural  - Season 10
Supernatural - Season 10
2014 | Drama
Fan fiction (2 more)
Sam and Dean
Charlie Bradbury
Killing off Charlie (0 more)
Contains spoilers, click to show
Still shocked after that supernatural is coming to an end after fifthteen years. But I will still rewatch the show like season one of my favourite seasons and one of my favourite episodes fan fiction the musical episode I like it so much the only thing I didn't like was killing off Charlie Bradbury one of my favourite supporting cast but they did bring her back in season 13 which made me happy gonna miss the show
  
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Mary Gordon recommended Mrs Dalloway in Books (curated)

 
Mrs Dalloway
Mrs Dalloway
Virginia Woolf | 2017 | Fiction & Poetry
7.4 (10 Ratings)
Book Favorite

"I first read it because it was on sale for a quarter in a bookstore in Penn Station. I thought it was going to be something like the Albee play. I read it on the train to Boston, and I felt that the prose had broken one of my ribs: it was so powerful. I had been a poet until then, not thinking of writing fiction and “Mrs. Dalloway,” let me know you could do in fiction what I wanted to do in poetry."

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