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Definitely Chase These Waterfalls
Mark your calendars, all.
One month from today my friend and fellow LHS alum Troy Hess has another gorgeous new book of photography releasing on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, etc.
Author: cbanister
7 Quarantine Reads for Writers
Let’s face it: There are a seemingly infinite number of books about writing, but how do you distinguish a helpful resource from the hype-y ones that guarantee, say, a bestseller in one month flat?
Two Absolute Page Turners
Flashing way, way back to my elementary and middle school days when we were rewarded with coupons for free personal-sized pizza from Pizza Hut based on how many books we read over break, summer has always been synonymous with reading for me.
What’s Your Take on Goodreads?
With so many apps and social mediums competing for our attention these days, it’s impossible to devote one’s undivided attention to every new, latest and greatest invention that arrives on the scene. But one that has stood the test of time for me is Goodreads.
Summer Reading 2019 x 3
It’s quite possible that DFW hasn’t gotten the memo that it’s, well, summer (and I’m more than okay with that). Instead of clocking in at roughly 2,318 degrees, June has been nice and mild. Sunny. Not humid. Temps climbing not much higher than the upper 80s. In other words, pretty incredible for North Texas.
An Unintentional Hiatus
It’s been a while since I’ve posted here, and that wasn’t my intention, I promise. I’ve always loved writing about the lighter side of life — books, travel, recipes I’ve been drooling over, etc., and this has always been a perfect outlet. Part of the reason for the unintentional hiatus falls under “writer-y reasons.”