Missed the tour? Never fear! Click here for a podcast, map, and handouts for the tour and recreate the experience alone or with an intrepid friend! We finally have details on what might be the most anticipated event of my mini book tour…The Heroine’s Bookshelf Heroines of Literature Walking Tour
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As you may have heard, the audio rights to The Heroine’s Bookshelf were recently sold to Blackstone Audio, which got me thinking…what’s a day in the life of an audiobook narrator like? Luckily, I have a great resource in my Twitter friend and new heroine Lorelei King, who just happens
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It’s Friday, and my Google Image Search obsession is as strong as ever. Since Friday is a day for fun, I hereby bring you the first in a series of Friday blogs about covers of books included in The Heroine’s Bookshelf. First installment: Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, originally published
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This is the story of a woman whose work was lambasted as unchristian, immoral, anything but the work of an upstanding lady. She was nervous in temperament and given to moody depression and moments of utter despair, sadness that the unfettered moors of her childhood home heightened. She wore spectacles
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One of the most gratifying parts of writing The Heroine’s Bookshelf was discovering the backstories behind the women who wrote some of my favorite books. And it wasn’t all fun and friends. During the course of the book, I got to look at the underbelly of some of these women’s
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