Karen Dahood talks about an “old lady” detective. No, it is not Jane Marple, she’s Sophie George, a retired librarian who comes to the aid of an unimaginative chief of detectives in a small Florida town. They encounter a revenge killing corporation and a woman who is totally — butt totally – dependent on men. And, she’s not really old – just
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MOXIE COSMOS SAYS - http://goo.gl/xkoSH My gosh! That’s the link to my latest review for bookpleasures.com and it will interest anyone thinking of publishing a book in this strange period of the industry’s reinvention. The book is called ” A Self-Publisher’s Companion….” and it is by Joel Friedlander, a book designer, and a very nice one.
Read and MOXIE COSMOS SAYS. . . Literary theories come and go, but this one stuck with me. The idea is this: when something seems too terrible to bear, or so awful that it is awkward to respond, you find a laugh in it; and then you realize your laughter is grotesque. Last night, for instance, my husband and MOXIE COSMOS SAYS . . . Book discussions can be frustrating. I quit going to the Faculty Wives Book Club about four decades ago, even before they realized the name was sexist. Whether there is a Faculty Spouse Book Club, I doubt. In the first place, the invitation would have to go to 1000 or more MOXIE COSMOS SAYS . . . My readers quickly learn Sophie George walks around Dorado Circle twice every early morning. It never would occur to her to jog. Not any more than it would occur to her to blog. Her generation — my own — is astonished — maybe I should say appalled — by the amount |
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