What’s Up Wednesday
It’s Wednesday, so… What’s Up? Before I go there, I would be remiss in the extreme if I didn’t say that What’s Up Wednesday is a blog meme created by Canadian sister-writer-bloggers Jaime Morrow...
Tagged: books
TTT: Top Ten Turn-Offs
It’s been a long time since I’ve participated in The Broke and the Bookish‘s Top Ten Tuesday meme, but this week’s topic is interesting, so I thought I’d give it a shot. You know...
What’s Up Wednesday
It’s time for another catch-up on life as we hit the middle of the week, known as “What’s Up Wednesday.” This blog meme is the brainchild of Jaime Morrow and Erin Funk. If you...
RTW: Book of the Month for June, 2013
It’s Book of the Month time again on YA Highway’s Road Trip Wednesday. In other words, the YA Highway team want to know: What’s the best book you read in June? I didn’t get...
Blog Birthday and Giveaway!
My blog is TWO YEARS OLD today! Who’d have thought I’d have two years worth of things to say? I certainly didn’t! And now here we are, 566 blog articles later, and still going....
Movie Trailers and Book Blurbs
The National Association of Theater Owners (NATO–couldn’t they come up with a different acronym?!) announced recently that they are pushing for new marketing rules that would limit the length of movie trailers to two...
What’s Up Wednesday
I wasn’t sure if I was going to blog today, but I decided to do a “What’s Up Wednesday” post, if only to let you all know I’m still around and doing stuff. For...
RTW: Book of the Month for April, 2013
Every month, the YA Highway team invite people to pick their favorite read from the past month and talk about it as part of their Road Trip Wednesday blog hop. Well, today’s the day...
RTW: Uomo d’Acciaio
This week is the last of our YA Highway Road Trip Wednesday/A-to-Z Blogging Challenge mash-ups. Next week, we’ll be back to the regular Road Trip Wednesday. The question this week is: In Debra Driza’s...
Linguist Lambdin
Today’s A-to-Z post is a tribute to one of my academic heroes: Thomas O. Lambdin, Professor Emeritus of Semitic Languages at Harvard University. He retired in 1983, and as far as I know he’s...
