Ironic that a former journalist is reading this. 😆
But truly, this book helped me remove a lot of unnecessary mental anguish from my life. It has helped me decide how to consume news in a healthier way.
Sometimes I slip up and go back to my old habits. That's when I start re-reading it. Do read it if you can. Especially since it's a pivotal year in terms of elections for many countries. #reading#readingcommunity ＃books
How did The New York Times, one of the world’s most famous and well-established publications, choose to review Geraldine DeRuiter’s ( @everywhereist) new book?
By illustrating her decapitated head on a plate, getting devoured by another woman. No, I’m not joking.
For the latest issue of the #JaneAusten and #Bronte newsletter, I list Austen and Bronte #podcasts for your listenig pleasure. If I'm missing any, let me know and I'll update the list!
In honor of International Women's Month and British Science Week, Chawton House presents the virtual event, "Ladies of Science" with a new 30 minute daily video about women in science during 18th and 19th C. The event costs £10 ($13) for the entire event and runs from March 11 to 16th. The videos will be available until end of 2024. For more information, visit
It's "read an ebook week" on smashwords, during which both my books -- the high tech sci-fi adventure "The Ein Particle" and the collection of novelettes "Isolated Futures: Omnibus" -- are 50% off until the end of the week.
NorCal #JASNA is offering a free virtual meeting on, “How Happy Are Jane Austen’s Endings Anyway?” The event is on March 24 and starts at 4:30 p.m. EST (1:30 p.m. PST). You can register here:
Premise: “A period adaptation of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility. After a change in circumstances, Marianne is torn between two men, while Elinor longs for a man beyond reach.”