Let’s Talk with Diane A.S Stuckart

A Very Happy Un-Thanksgiving By Diane A.S Stuckart If you think about it, Thanksgiving is the perfect holiday. It’s non-denominational, family-oriented, not limited to a particular social/economic/ethnic group, requires no presents be exchanged, and traditionally encompasses a full four days of celebration (read, time off from the day job). Of course, the whole meal-turned-major banquet […]

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Let’s Talk with Nancy J Cohen

Thanksgiving Celebrations by Nancy J. Cohen Happy Thanksgiving! Since we are expressing our gratitude this season, let me thank our Booklovers Bench followers for your support throughout the year. Your feedback, reviews and encouragement make our work as writers worthwhile. This holiday is especially meaningful to me because I was born on Thanksgiving Day. My […]

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Let’s Talk with Debra H Goldstein

Touchdown for Me by Debra H. Goldstein Yay! The election news is over. The hullabaloo of our local Alabama news cycle has quieted. The constant political ads for Doug Jones and Tommy Tuberville have ceased. Now, it is time to get back to what really matters in Alabama. College football. We all want to know […]

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Let’s Talk with Cheryl Hollon

Pelicans Everywhere by Cheryl Hollon Earlier this year St. Petersburg, Florida declared the pelican as the official bird of the city. It’s been the unofficial bird for decades. It has adorned recycling bins, trash cans, and city promotional materials since the 1980s. A new sculpture at the entrance to the renovated pier is a large, […]

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Win a Free Book – November 2020

Enter to Win a Free Book November 1 – 18, 2020 a Rafflecopter giveaway The winner gets to select one free book from this month’s prize vault: Lois Winston – Ebook Drop Dead Ornaments Nancy J. Cohen – Ebook Dead Roots Debra H. Goldstein – Paperback (U.S. only) or ebook Three Treats Too Many Cheryl […]

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Let’s Talk with Maggie Toussaint

Of Ghouls and Saints By Maggie Toussaint Many believe that on Oct. 31, the veil between the living and the dead thins, allowing the dead to return to earth. Halloween originated from the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain wherein people lit bonfires, offered harvest sacrifices, and wore costumes to ward off ghosts. In the 8th […]

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Let’s Talk with Lois Winston

It’s a Book! By Lois Winston I recently gave birth to a book, A Sew Deadly Cruise, the ninth in my Anastasia Pollack Crafting Mystery Series. Better a book than a baby. I can’t imagine going through childbirth nine times! However, it’s amazing how much childbirth and books have in common. First, the gestation period […]

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Let’s Talk with Nancy J Cohen

Pumpkins, Pies, and Pecans by Nancy J. Cohen October is when I take out my autumn decorations and festoon our dining room table with orange tinsel, rubbery Halloween spiders and pumpkin spice candles. Scents of cinnamon drift in the air as I anticipate the upcoming holidays throughout the house. This year, however, those family feasts […]

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Win a Free Book – October 2020

Enter to Win a Free Book October 1 – 18, 2020 a Rafflecopter giveaway The winner gets to select one free book from this month’s prize vault: Lois Winston – Ebook A Stitch to Die For Nancy J. Cohen – Ebook Easter Hair Hunt Debra H. Goldstein – Paperback (U.S. only) or ebook Three Treats […]

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