Hi and welcome to another #Orentober #ThrowBackThursday! This week, I’m taking you back to my review of Hinton Hollow Death Trip by Will Carver, a book that should be celebrated for sheer originality alone. Let’s have a look at the blurb ...
Welcome to the Heady Heights by David F. Ross #bookreview #WelcometoTheHeadyHeights #Orentober
Archie Blunt is a man with big ideas. He just needs a break for them to be realized. In a bizarre brush with the light-entertainment business, Archie unwittingly saves the life of the UK's top showbiz star, Hank "Heady" Hendricks, and now dreams of h ...
My bookish epiphany of the year: Epiphany Jones by Michael Grothaus #bookreview #EpiphanyJones #Orentober
Jerry has a traumatic past that leaves him subject to psychotic hallucinations and depressive episodes. When he stands accused of stealing a priceless Van Gogh painting, he goes underground, where he develops an unwilling relationship with a woman wh ...
Cracking language conundrums: Q&A with translator Rachel Ward #QandASunday #Orentober
Hi and welcome to #QandASunday! Planning and plotting #Orentober2020, I wanted to put the spotlight once again on some of the people who are important to the bookish process but who remain more in the background. Last year I talked to jacket designer kid ...
#ScandiSaturday – the Varg Veum edition #StaalesenSaturday #BiteSizeSaturday #Orentober
Hi and welcome to #ScandiSaturday – the Varg Veum edition! Not only #ScandiSaturday but also #StaalesenSaturday AND #BiteSizeSaturday! Crazy shizzle here today on FromBelgiumWithBookLove 😉 The Varg Veum series by Gunnar Staalesen is translated for Or ...
First Lines Friday – #Orentober edition #2
Hi and welcome to First Lines Friday – #Orentober edition! First Lines Fridays is a weekly feature for book lovers hosted by Wandering Words. What if instead of judging a book by its cover, its author or its prestige, we judged it by its opening ...