It's Romeo and Juliet, but in a pagan world full of human sacrifice, clan rivalry, and hungry zombies. Despite Rosamund Hodge'...

I just finished W. R. Gingell's Masque . (If you haven't read it yet, you should--it's incredibly fun. What sane person wouldn...

Popular culture has a lot to say about how people ought to live, and a lot of people listen to it. One of the top tenets of pop culture...

Producing something tangible is satisfying. An article, a doll dress, a fancy dinner, a pretty Christmas ornament. Reading books doesn...

While reading a helpful book about constructing fiction, I came across a line that startled me. The author was using the King Arthur tal...

I hear that the romance genre sells more books than any other. It makes sense, I suppose. Women like romance. Even I like romance in ...

. . .and I would like to try to post here again. These days, longer essays and parenting articles all end up at The Federalist or Sister, ...

Today's piece from SDMW: The Paradox of a Mother's Time   At night, I complain to my husband that  all I want  is time. Time ...

Should you be interested: How Our New Definition of Freedom Causes Cruelty In the past, freedom meant to ability to obey one’s beliefs....

by Eloise Jarvis McGraw, 1968 (newly released 2015) The pacing of the prologue-like first chapter aside, I slipped easily into the worl...

(Ha! I'm back! I have grandiose plans of posting once a week again here, but I also sort of think that I'm going to write lots of ...

This poor, neglected blog seems doomed to suffer in silence for a while longer. Baby #2 made her appearance in July, and so far she would r...