The world’s first Homomonument turns 30
On September 5, the Homomonument turns thirty! In the shadows of the Westerkerk is this unique and imposing monument which was erected to ‘inspire and support homosexual men and women…
The Power of Place by Mary Angela
It is my pleasure to welcome cozy mystery author Mary Angela to my blog today. She's certainly still celebrating the August 15th release of the second book in her Professor Prather…
Travel By Book to Europe via Non-Fiction memoirs and travelogues
Explore the diverse cultures, delicious foods, historic sites and gorgeous landscapes of Europe with intrepid travelers, curious backpackers and artistic soul searchers! Included in this post are non-fiction books set…
Spotlight on historical fiction author Robert Krenzel
It is my pleasure to welcome historical fiction author Robert Krenzel to my blog today. I’m glad he was able to answer my interview questions; it sounds like September is…
Genre Identity and The Author’s Voice by Janice J. Richardson
It is my pleasure to welcome cozy mystery author Janice J. Richardson back to my blog! Today she shares with us her thoughts on genres, as both an author and…
When God Created the World by Dora Ilieva
I had the pleasure of ‘meeting’ mystery author Dora Ilieva in a Goodreads group many months ago, yet only recently read her second novel, The Master. I was blown away!…
Travel By Book to Asia
Explore the diverse countries and islands of Asia with intrepid travelers, curious backpackers, soul searchers and naive volunteers. Included in this post are fiction and non-fiction books written by Travel…
Pride Amsterdam 2017
Amsterdam is painted in vibrant rainbow colors this week! Pride Amsterdam kicked off Saturday night and continues until August 6. This is one of the most fun weeks to be…
Why read the book if you can watch the movie? By Robbie Cheadle
Today I am pleased to share a wonderful blog post by children's author Robbie Cheadle. In this increasingly interconnected world it can be difficult for parents to explain to their…
The Man Who Fooled the Third Reich by Maggi Andersen
Mystery Thriller Week brought me into contact with all sorts of amazing authors, including the lovely Maggi Andersen. She’s the author of twenty-four novels and several short stories, written in…