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Category Archives: writers
What an amazing book!
If you think that the brilliant writer Susan J. Kroupa has a special insight regarding the minds of teenagers and dogs, you are only partly correct. She also has an amazing knowledge of indigenous American spirituality and Irish lore and … Continue reading
Posted in book review, Buchrezension, Susan J. Kroupa, Tree Talker, writers
Tagged dogs, Doodle, Susan J. Kroupa, Tree Talker
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Denglish, Part 1
Now that I have reanimated my blog and am multi-tasking like crazy (I’ve read that multi-tasking only works for women in their twenties, and that ship has long since sailed, but I can’t resist the temptation), I want to start … Continue reading
Two more entertaining books
I still wish I had time for my blog, but since I can’t even squirrel away time for writing letters, e-mails, or stories, it doesn’t seem realistic to promise that I will be writing much before I finally retire on December 1, … Continue reading
Posted in Doodlebugged Mysteries, Susan J. Kroupa, writers, Writing
Tagged Bad-Mouthed, Dog-Nabbed, Doodle, Doodlebugged Mysteries, Kroupa, Susan J. Kroupa
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Two entertaining books
I’m still not able to write the blog I want to write (Inetbib 2013); life keeps getting in the way, one aspect of which was a fantastic writing workshop I attended in Lincoln City, Oregon, about which I also don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Doodlebugged Mysteries, Susan J. Kroupa, writers, Writing
Tagged Bed-Bugged, Doodlebugged Mysteries, Out-Sniffed, Susan J. Kroupa
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Anticipation
It might be an age thing. “Anticipation” first reminds me of the Carole King song and then of the ketchup commercial. But I think anticipation is one of the greatest feelings human beings are privileged to enjoy. You don’t want … Continue reading
Posted in Inetbib, libraries, library conferences, Mary Jo Rabe, writers, Writing
Tagged anticipation, Berlin, Inetbib 2013, Lincoln City Oregon, Print On Demand
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Archbishop Weakland’s Autobiography
Pilgrim in a Pilgrim Church: Memoirs of a Catholic Archbishop by Rembert G. Weakland, O.S.B., http://www.amazon.com/Pilgrim-Church-Memoirs-Catholic-Archbishop/dp/0802863825/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top I don’t do a lot of book reviews, but I decided to make an exception for Archbishop Weakland’s excellent autobiography. Intrigued by a recommendation … Continue reading
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Tagged Rembert G. Weakland, writers
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