MOVE OVER, SANTA BABY
It’s time for a shout-out to Mrs. Claus. Okay, I admit it: I’m a Santa Claus freak. I love all things Santa. My parents raised me with a mystical reverence for him,…
Tag: women
Rosalind Miles Mines History to Bring Us the Women Who Dared
The author, historian, and activist talks to Shondaland about her new book, “The Women’s History of the Modern World.” “As a child, I cannot remember when I realized that to…
Review of THE GIRLS WITH NO NAMES by Serena Burdick
For 13 years, sisters Luella and Effie Tildon have never left each other’s side. When the unthinkable separates them, can they each survive without the other, and can their mother…
Review of Novel A Dangerous Duet by Karen Odden
Music, misogyny, and murder mingle in 19th century London. At 19, Nell Hallam longs to become a concert pianist. But she can only realize her dream of attending London’s Royal…
Review of The Flood Girls by Richard Fifield
How does one love brazen, foul-mouthed women who throw their weight around, beer-guzzling-in-the-outfield female softball players, and their burly female audience who love to throw punches? I don’t know, but…
Quote of the Year…(and possibly of the century!)
You’re not crazy; you’re just unique. (Perfect!!)
I’ve Added Something
Hi Everyone, As you’ve probably already read, my number one frustration right now is not getting enough interest/exposure for my novel, The Cuckoo’s Cry. So I’ve taken some advice from…
Today is the birthday of the Fizzled blog (I’ll call it FIZZLEblog)
Hi all you wonderful women of the world. Please read the “about” tab to learn about me and what my mission is, and what I hope to accomplish through the…