Welcome to the March 2020 edition of An Open Book, hosted both at My Scribbler’s Heart AND CatholicMom.com! My husband recently listened to An Exorcist…
8 CommentsRelevant Fiction for Body & Soul
Welcome to the March 2020 edition of An Open Book, hosted both at My Scribbler’s Heart AND CatholicMom.com! My husband recently listened to An Exorcist…
8 CommentsWriting Catholic fiction feels simultaneously universal and narrow. Universal because, well, “catholic,” with common themes of finding freedom, mercy, conversion, etc. within romance conventions, yet…
Leave a Comment
There’s nothing quite like unrequited love. It’s a different kind of heartbreak than that from a breakup, I think. I know of what I speak, starting with my one-sided affair with Speed Racer.
One of my one-sided loves had a strength and staying power I’d not anticipated.
In a move totally out of character, fueled by I don’t know what–desperation?– I confessed my feelings. In writing, of course, not in person. I said “out of character,” not momentary insanity.
Of course, the verbal insanity confession would have at least produced instant results. In the days when remote communication happened via either written word or the family landline telephone, response time lagged.
4 CommentsWelcome to the February 2020 edition of An Open Book, hosted both at My Scribbler’s Heart AND CatholicMom.com! Once Christmas Day passed, I had an…
9 CommentsWelcome to the January 2020 edition of An Open Book, hosted both at My Scribbler’s Heart AND CatholicMom.com! While he’s preparing for Marian consecration, my…
7 Comments
While fiction shines on this blog, front and center, nonfiction titles naturally dominate this list for self-improvement in 2020. No diet or exercise books here, just some books that are both easy to read and helpful in growing in one way or another without becoming another task to tick off of your list or adding a radical change to employ overnight.
If you’d like to read my full reviews, visit my Goodreads shelf.
Leave a Comment