Thanks to Deb at Readerbuzz for hosting The Sunday Salon. Stop over there or at the Facebook Group to participate. Week’s Highlight: We went to Oberlin Friday to see the Art Show. The first three photos are of her work and the others are just some random pieces by her class. You may …
In the 1870s the Osage were forced from their lands in Kansas to Oklahoma, a seemingly useless land. The Osage were in a better position than most tribes. The sold their land in Kansas to the government for a decent price, and so were one of the few nations to …
Thanks to Deb at Readerbuzz for hosting The Sunday Salon. Stop over there or at the Facebook Group to participate. I was going to post this yesterday, but David got home from a few days at the lake and we just sat around watching tv instead. Week’s Highlight: I went to see the …
After listening to the first Albert Campion mystery I wasn’t sure how I felt about the series. Look to the Lady is definitely a funner book. Campion is our main character now, and while he’s still an odd duck, he clearly knows a lot about what is going on and …
I knew going in that The Crime at Black Dudley is not the best of Allingham’s Albert Campion series, but it’s the first even if he is only a minor character, and if you can start a series at the beginning, why not? Allingham, along with Christie, Sayers, and Marsh, …
The Dispatcher was one of the the free Audible Originals this month and since I’m a Scalzi fan of course I picked it up. At heart it’s a mystery. A man is missing, probably kidnapped based on the evidence at his home. One of his co-workers is coerced by the …
