The Tiny Book Club
Here we’ll be exploring the fascinating worlds great minds have penned. So, if you’re ready, let’s journey around the corner, through the forest, under the bed, over the hills, out in the sticks, at the dinner table, on the treadmill, in the garden, between the sheets, behind the garages, up in the treetops, beneath the mountains, within the city, upon the river, above the clouds, across the street, into the keyhole and anywhere and everywhere else they care to take us…
Days of Sugar and Spice
By Loic Clement (Illustrated by Anne Montel) I must admit, I have been thinking of trying on the comic book genre for a while now. Could it be because they seem to be a good way to get a colourful literary fix with the added bonus of getting the old grey matter going by figuring … Continue reading Days of Sugar and Spice
The (Independent) Bookshop
We almost take the idea of a bookshop or a bookstore for granted, don’t we? I’m far too tiny to sit on a high horse or atop a mountain to deliver a moral sermon about the ill’s of big corporations. It would also make me a hypocrite; which is not okay with me even in tiny … Continue reading The (Independent) Bookshop
The Lit-Sit
What’s the situation in the big, wide, literary world? From local shindigs, book signings, sales and author readings to national and worldwide literary festivals. Catch up and keep up to date on the who’s whos and what’s news!
The Everyday Review
There are Shakespeare-tooters aplenty out there and frankly, that’s a canon we’re not even going to try loading. But there ARE regular Jo(e) Schmoes out there who harbour a creative genius that is worth showcasing. Even we proletariats can appreciate a good bit of talent…
The Academooks
Was a close call between this and “Bookademics” but it sounded more like a disease to me? Here we’ll look at different theories, arguments, discussions and debates and discoveries in the academic world of literature (and language) and I’m not even sorry folks!