For the summer program theme of “Imagine We’re Not in Berryville Anymore,” we’ve been celebrating all manner of speculative fiction, including myths and fantasy. Of course, one of the most appealing things about fantasy is the means of escape it provides to another world–and the sheer amount of imagination that fantasy writers use in creating their worlds.
Every week, I tell you all about what I am reading and watching, but this week, it’s your turn to tell me what you’re reading and watching!
Last week was Valentine’s Day, but it’s still the perfect time to revisit your favorite literary love stories and discover new ones. . . .
Continue reading “Discussion Thread: Favorite Literary Love Story”
Every week, I tell you all about what I am reading and watching, but this week, it’s your turn to tell me what you’re reading and watching!
Tis the time of year to be jolly and–hopefully–read some books and give and receive books as gifts (not that I’m hinting).
Every week, you always hear from me, but I want to hear from you this week!
This month at the library, we’re celebrating NaNoWriMo, the annual writing challenge where participants write a 50,000 word novel in a month.
Every week, you hear my thoughts, but I want to hear yours this week!
Continue reading “Discussion Thread: J.D. Vance’s Hillbilly Elegy”
Every week, you always hear from me, but this week, I want to hear from you!
You always hear from me–now it’s time for me to hear from you!
Continue reading “Discussion Thread: What Have You Been Watching?”
You guys always are hearing from me about what I am reading, but enough about me for one week!
I feel like asking someone what their favorite fantasy world is is a loaded question. Oh I don ‘t doubt that people do have their favorite fictional worlds, but I really don’t think that anyone, when it comes right down to it, would want to live in these worlds.
Books in Bloom is this Sunday, May 21st, from 12-5 pm at the Crescent Hotel in Eureka Springs – join us if you can!
You’ll have the chance to meet authors and listen to them give talks on a wide range of subjects, as well as mingle with fellow book lovers. Best thing about it? It is free!
Berryville Book Buzz 