A Study in Terror: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Revolutionary Stories of Fear and the Supernatural
Available Sept. 24, 2014 It’s nearly impossible for a Sherlockian to remember that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote anything other than the Sherlock Holmes …
Other authors whose work I admire
Available Sept. 24, 2014 It’s nearly impossible for a Sherlockian to remember that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle wrote anything other than the Sherlock Holmes …
I’ve just added A Princess of Mars to the free public-domain books available to read here, and it may well have you …
In this episode of the ITV Blandings series (Company for Gertrude), Janeites can spot David Bamber, whom we know as Mr. …
New York, NY, May 19, 2011 — Simon & Schuster Children’s Publishing announced today it will publish a new original anthology called …
How do you convince someone that The Code of the Woosters by P.G. Wodehouse, published in 1938, is the best comedic novel …
The beginning of Murder at Deviation Junction by Andrew Martin for some reason reminded me of a Hayao Miyazaki movie, which doesn’t …
One should know by now to abandon expectations when reading a book one knows littleabout, but one is oft times an idiot. …
I would not normally include a review of a science fiction story on My Particular Friend, but I started reading The Wreck …
Well, that’s what I’m calling the Denver chapter of the Wodehouse society for now, a reference the master used in several books: …
I am finally done with Erskine Childer’s The Riddle of the Sands, A Record of Secret Service, or as I call it, …
When my husband gave me The Denver Post review copy of The World of Downton Abbey I was delighted, of course, but …
Narrow Boat by L.T.C. Rolt is his personal account of fitting out and then living with his new wife aboard the Cressy …
An old friend from my high school days (“Someday, man will land on the Moon”), Mike, has suddenly taken it upon himself …
My most estimable husband surprised me last night by bringing home from The Denver Post book sale a copy of The World of …
As you can see from this graphic, the square states are particularly devoid of any Wodehouse societies, and I’d like to …