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No, you didn’t read that wrong … this is a Spotlight on Bookstores post about a restaurant. But it’s not just any restaurant … For years, when J and I made the trip between our home near Boston and his family in New Jersey, we passed a huge sign on Route 84 in Connecticut, near the [...] Today’s Spotlight on Bookstores is written by Julie from BookingMama (where BookingDaughter, BookingSon, and Booking PapPap sometimes get in on the blogging, too!). When Julie blogged about an author event at Aaron’s her enthusiasm leapt off the screen. Her essay here mentions how the owners support the local community; they support the online community, too; [...] This Spotlight on Bookstores is written by Kari, creator/co-author of Five Borough Book Review, a blog written by a dozen or so 20-something New Yorkers. Kari works in children’s publishing during the day, and reads and blogs in her spare time (I’m remembering back to my 20s – work all day, go out after [...] This week, author Amy Hendel has written an essay about a magical location for a bookstore … in the middle of Manhattan. She gives us a great reminder that we can find our own oasis in the hustle and bustle of everything around us; maybe this doesn’t apply only to reading books in a busy [...] This week brings a second Spotlight on Bookstores by Pamela K. Kinney, an author of published horror, science fiction, fantasy, horror, poetry, and so far, two nonfiction books, Haunted Richmond, Virginia and Haunted Virginia: Legends, Myths and True Tales, both published by Schiffer Publishing. Using the pseudonym, Sapphire Phelan, she has published sweet paranormal/fantasy/science [...] This week’s Spotlight on Bookstores is written by Nancy Bachrach, author of the brave, flippant, and brutally honest memoir The Center of the Universe, which I reviewed here. As evidenced by the strong writing in her first book and in this essay, she is an author to watch! Lenny Golay and Ray Sherman are doing [...] Harriet Scott Chessman is the author of three novels, including the #1 Book Sense Pick Lydia Cassatt Reading the Morning Paper, and Someone Not Really Her Mother, hailed as one of the Best Books of 2004 by The San Francisco Chronicle and as a Good Morning America Read This! choice. Her fiction has been described [...] This week’s Spotlight on Bookstores is written by Robert Tuchman. Robert is founder of TSE Sports & Entertainment, the global leader in sports event travel, and has written The 100 Sporting Events You Must See Live: An Insider’s Guide to Creating the Sports Experience of a Lifetime. He has also authored Young Guns: The Fearless [...] |
 
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