“Short, compelling, and eerie, Fever Dream is unlike anything else I’ve read.” — Laura LaVelle, NewsWhistle

*** ON OUR BOOKSHELVES *** NOVEL: A Man Called Ove AUTHOR: Fredrik Backman YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 2012 REVIEW: I picked this one up entirely at random…and I am ever so glad I did, because it was a thoroughly delightful story. Ove is a grumpy Swedish man, perpetually at war with his neighbors, with local government … Continue reading A Sweet Tale Of Redemption – Our Review Of “A Man Called Ove” →

I’ve been very politely thanked for supporting Goodwill’s mission… but I’d never been entirely sure just what that mission was all about.

Eleanor Roosevelt did a lot of things right. It’s worth at least considering her advice. (Plus, you just might help make your life, and the world, better.)

An English Murder is set in a old-fashioned country house, filled with an assortment of people, who will soon be snowbound, surprised… and very distressed.

This week we bring you a humorous look at tune-filled films from MINKA musician Dick Rubin.

The Swans of Fifth Avenue is a love story – the story of the most surprising affection between Truman Capote and Babe Paley.

A Review of Diary of a Provincial Lady

If you like pretty pictures – or want to stream beautiful images across your screens and devices – lend your eyes for a moment to Loupe.

This is an excellent text for a young student interested in art, or, honestly, someone of any age who hasn’t previously been interested in art.