Something that many artists battle with is trying to be original in their creations. It can be a suffocating trap to fall into—the idea...

Photo Credit to Tiana Attride on Unsplash Since I've been helping at VBS this week, I haven't had time to prepare the post I'd been...

I wrote this post a while ago for another website (it didn't get published, by the way) and I couldn't bear for it to sit around,...

Beatrix Potter doesn’t only live on in her fabulous books; she is well-represented in film as well. Her works first came to the screen...

Public Domain https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?search=peter+rabbit&title=Special:MediaSearch&go=Go&type=image      Everything...

Recently, I was honored to interview a good friend of mine, E. G. Runyan, who has just self-published (or indie published) her first...

Photo credit to Tobias Stonjeck on Unsplash It is unusual that I post anything on Monday, but I discovered a new story at my local...

Today, instead of discussing a Jane Austen “mystery,” I will discuss the two screen versions of Pride and Prejudice and show you which I...

A very important yet little known part of Jane Austen’s young life is that one of her first books was, in fact, bought by a publisher who...

Jane Austen, the woman who would later become one of the most famous female English authors in the world, was born in Hampshire, England,...

E. G. Runyan, a fellow blogger tagged me on this book tag challenge so, to please her, (and tell you a little bit more about myself) I...

Photo credit to Birmingham Museums Trust A chilling sense of mystery surrounds Shakespeare’s death and burial. Before we discuss it,...

Photo credit to Birmingham Museums Trust Shakespeare wrote three different types of plays over his lifetime: Tragedies, Comedies, and...

Photo credit to Birmingham Museums Trust William Shakespeare was born in 1564 on an unknown date. However, today, his birth is celebrated...