January in Review
January on A Real Writer’s Life was pretty quiet for most
of the month. I was pretty busy with editing and just didn’t blog as much as I
wish I could have. But that’s simply the way things go sometimes. I thank you
all for continuing to drop by and comment on the posts that I was able to put
up this month. I appreciate it. So now here’s a look at how January went for
me.
Books Read in
January
Dining, Dating, and Desperation by
Melody Carlson
Home, Hearth, and The Holidays by Melody
Carlson
Daddy-Long-Legs by Jean Webster
Grave Consequences by Lisa T. Bergren
Conductor of Light by Rachel McMillan
Heiress by Susan May Warren
The Many Faces of World War I by Irving
Werstein
The Watsons by Jane Austen
I read so much more than I expected to this month. I
don’t think I’ve ever read ten books in a single month before! Granted, some of
these were short books, but some of them were long. I blame it on the long
January nights and the fact that at the very beginning of the month I took a
little bit of holiday time off before really getting into editing.
I loved Daddy-Long-Legs.
It was just such a great book. Books 2 and 3 in the Dear Daphne series were nice, light reads. Conductor of Light was a fun short story (P.S. it’s free, so if you
have an e-reader, you have no excuse not to download this book!). I didn’t like
Grave Consequences nearly as much as
I liked Glamorous Illusions; it was
just okay. I didn’t much care for Heiress.
Once was a neat collection of
fairytales and The Many Faces of World
War I was my non-fiction read for the month. I read The Watsons in one day. It wasn’t one of my favorite Austen novels,
but I liked it nonetheless. And I read some of the stories in Five Magic Spindles that I didn’t read
last year and they were fun for the most part.
For me, this month has primarily consisted of working on
my new book. And you all finally got to see the cover and learn the title! I
can’t wait for you all to read All The
Future Holds. Hopefully soon I can get the pre-order set up, as well as add
it to Goodreads so you all can mark as “to read.” As a result, I didn’t blog as
much as I would have liked, but I did try to check in from time to time.
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