Tag: book talk

finding inspiration

Posted 11.2.2022 | Wednesday by Kim in Writing Process / 0 Comments
finding inspiration

When I was a kid, before I had any thought to become a writer myself, I would often read a book and wonder what it was that inspired the author to write the words they did. Now, years later, I know that inspiration can come from anywhere. I have composition notebooks full of snippets and […]

Niche Reads: the cozy mystery edition

Posted 10.26.2022 | Wednesday by Kim in Reading / 0 Comments
Niche Reads: the cozy mystery edition

I love, love, love cozy mysteries! I think it started when I was a teenager watching Jessica Fletcher on Murder, She Wrote with my grandmother. (It’s streaming on Peacock, by the way!) There’s something about the format of a cozy mystery that just appeals to me. Most of them have a small-town vibe, which makes […]

Book Talk: Reading Slumps

Posted 2.23.2021 | Tuesday by Kim in Musings / 0 Comments
Book Talk: Reading Slumps

Reading slumps are, for me, a bizarre phenomenon. I love to read in an almost obsessive way. I read multiple books at a time, multiple genres. So the idea of a reading slump is weird to me, even when I’m in one. I mean, how could someone as crazy about books as I am have […]

The Bucket List: the Book-Inspired Edition

Posted 11.6.2020 | Friday by Kim in Musings / 0 Comments
The Bucket List: the Book-Inspired Edition

Sometimes I read a book, and it pulls me in so much that I desperatedly want to BE in the world of it. Even if it’s not a real place. Maybe it’s a country, or maybe it’s a town or city, or maybe a restaurant. Maybe it’s meeting someone from the book or do something. […]

Book Talk: The Zombie Apocalypse

Posted 10.30.2020 | Friday by Kim in Musings / 0 Comments
Book Talk: The Zombie Apocalypse

It’s 2020, so let’s not rule anything out. Not to be a naysayer of doom, but the way this year has been thus far? One never knows what’s next. Does anyone have “Zombie Apocalypse” for November? Well, just in case, let’s get prepared, shall we? First up, some helpful tips I’ve gleamed from Zombieland and […]