Anthony Webster leads an uneventful life – until now.
“Short, compelling, and eerie, Fever Dream is unlike anything else I’ve read.” — Laura LaVelle, NewsWhistle
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.)
A Review of Diary of a Provincial Lady
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.
When Theodor Geisel wasn’t being Dr. Seuss, he created his own art, for his own enjoyment.
*** NOVEL: Nineteen Eighty-Four AUTHOR: George Orwell YEAR OF PUBLICATION: 1949 REVIEW: A friend of mine recently decided to start a book club. I’m always up for a good book discussion, but as she lives in Columbus, Ohio (and I do not), I was only able to participate online. She did invite everyone who could … Continue reading On Our Bookshelves – Nineteen Eighty-Four
A NewsWhistle Review
Beth Johnson is someone who absolutely loves her job. And she is also remarkably fortunate, in that she fell into it by mere happenstance.
EDITOR’S NOTE: November will see the publication of a lot of good stocking stuffers. There’s Stephen King’s Revival, Denis Johnson’s The Laughing Monsters, and Andrew Roberts’ Napoleon. Here are five other worthy reads, including one that contains a forward written by our own Norah Lawlor, and another that features a contribution penned by our friend … Continue reading Five Great Books for Fall Fireside Reading