Halket’s book explains, from a personal perspective, what having OCD is like—debilitating.
INTERVIEW: Jillian Halket, Author of Blade in the Shadow
Category: November-December 2021
REVIEW: Telephone: essays in two voices by Brenda Miller and Julie Marie Wade
The collection reads like life itself with the simple unpredictable connection of every moment.
REVIEW: All the Leavings by Laurie Easter
In this collection the natural world exists as a place of solace where lessons can be learned from natural cycles.
REVIEW: Diary of a Young Naturalist by Dara McAnulty
Through the ebb and flow of one young man’s year, we are urged to confront ourselves, to linger, learn, and grow.
REVIEW: Good Neighbors, Bad Times Revisited: New Echoes of My Father’s German Village by Mimi Schwartz
The book focuses, not on the horrors of the Holocaust, but on the small stories that have no place in history.
REVIEW: Peyakow: Reclaiming Cree Dignity by Darrel McLeod
Darrel McLeod’s story moves beyond the personal and offers insights into the injustices suffered by Canada’s indigenous peoples.
WRITING LIFE: Don’t (Necessarily) Write Every Day By Katie Bannon
The problem with the “Write every day” advice is that it assumes all writers are the same.
