Jane Austen would be pleased to know that her letters will be preserved for all to see. This morning, I read the most exciting news on The Literary Hub. Walker Caplan wrote that The Honresfield Library’s rare collection, that dates back to the 1800’s, came up for auction this May. Up until then, this collectionContinue reading “Milestones: Happy Birthday Jane Austen”
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Dave Astor’s ‘Twas the Write Before Christmas
The week between Christmas and News Years is a time of reflection and anticipation. The days are mellow, with the festive glow gently prompting us to look back to where we have been even as we look forward to where we are heading next. Poignancy and anticipation invite us to invest in the present moment.Continue reading “Dave Astor’s ‘Twas the Write Before Christmas”
Libraries & Bookshelves
“Libraries store the energy that fuels the imagination. They open up windows to the world and inspire us to explore and achieve and contribute to improving our quality of life.” Sidney Sheldon Libraries are the centre of our society, the portal to adventures, the engines of progress, and the symposiums for discussion. As we enterContinue reading “Libraries & Bookshelves”
Cute Little Library
Books + Compassionate Community = Resilience
Trust the Magic of Beginnings
“And suddenly you know: It’s time to start something new and trust the magic of beginnings.” Meister Eckhart I have always believed that on New Year’s Day, I must do something that I have never done before. Beginnings have a mystical energy that motivate me to set aside whatever I am doing to considerContinue reading “Trust the Magic of Beginnings”
There is a Difference
I am convinced that we read more now than ever before. But it’s different. Paper is no longer the medium of choice. News comes to my iPhone, my books are delivered via the ubiquitous cables to my Kindle and Kobo. Even my beloved public library lends books over Internet channels. I listen to audiobooks onContinue reading “There is a Difference”
On The Road Book Club 