Are you looking for some inspiration for your next project? A lot of stuff gets posted during March for Women’s History Month, so I thought I would save a little inspiration for April! Here are four women I came across in my content consumption that might give you a great idea for a story. IContinue reading “Looking for Story Inspiration?”
Author Archives: Robin Henry
Book Review: Notes on an Execution by Danya Kukafka
WARNING: there are spoilers…and there is a Howler 🙁 This book is classified as literary suspense for those of you keeping score. It is Kukafka’s second novel and now I will probably have to go read the first one. (!) The question she is asking here is all about power. Why do we insist onContinue reading “Book Review: Notes on an Execution by Danya Kukafka”
What is a Personal Writing Retreat and Why Should You go on One?
Dear Readers, this is a guest blog post from a client who recently attended a personal writing retreat here in Estonia with me. If you are curious about what you might get done on such an adventure, read on! “ I’m offering a personal writing adventure to all my existing clients. Let me know ifContinue reading “What is a Personal Writing Retreat and Why Should You go on One?”
Sometimes you just have to keep going, or how I finished the Prague Half Marathon
Most of you know by now that I am a runner. I do not claim to be fast or particularly good, but I find it a useful time for reflection, it gets me outside in all weather, and weight-bearing exercise is good for your bones! Earlier this month, I ran the Prague Half Marathon. ItContinue reading “Sometimes you just have to keep going, or how I finished the Prague Half Marathon”
Throwback Thursday: The Anomaly
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Part 2 of the Interview with Colin Mustful, Publisher…
Part two of my interview with Colin Mustful, this time, his perspective as a publisher. One thing he did not mention, is that he signed NYT bestseller, Alina Adams, author of Nesting Dolls for her book, My Mother’s Secret, which is for sale at his website here: https://www.historythroughfiction.com/my-mothers-secret Look for a review on Readerly soon,Continue reading “Part 2 of the Interview with Colin Mustful, Publisher…”
Interview with author Colin Mustful
This interview is in two parts, because Colin is both an author and a publisher. This week, we hear from Colin the author: Colin Mustful is an independent author, historian, editor, and publisher. His writing helps readers learn and understand the complicated and tragic history of settler-colonialism and Native displacement in the Upper Midwest. HeContinue reading “Interview with author Colin Mustful”
Book Review: The Bangalore Detective Club by Harini Nagendra
I had the privilege of interviewing Harini for the Read Like a Writer Podcast recently and her interview will be available to listeners in March, in anticipation of her new book, the second in the Bangalore Detective Club series. I listened to her debut novel on Audible and found it great fun. It is aContinue reading “Book Review: The Bangalore Detective Club by Harini Nagendra”
Revising is also a Life Skill
It’s time for a true confession. I recently had to revisit a long held opinion about something and change it. I know! Some of you already know that I was a school librarian for a number of years. In the course of my work as a librarian, I was fortunate enough to attend many conferences. Continue reading “Revising is also a Life Skill”
Season Two of Read Like a Writer has Arrived…
Take a listen to my interview with Readerly Writer Lisa Williams Kline. Her book came out February 1! Find out more about Lisa and what she has coming up next at https://www.lisawilliamskline.com/
