Sunday Smatterings
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Hello, friends, welcome to Sunday...and Happy Mother's Day! As a mother of cats myself, I look forward to a day of being waited on by my fur girls. (Ah... Well, a woman can dream...)
Settle down and pick up your cuppa. We've got some links to read.
Here's what happened on the Internets this week:
I want to be rich, and I'm not sorry. Fabulous piece — I’m right there with you, Jessica Knoll. No apologies needed for being a woman who works hard to achieve financial independence and freedom.
The birth of a book reviewer, by Debbie Haupt. A very cool essay about how a wonderful reviewer got in the game.
Which books made you a reader? These three authors have some surprising answers. I loved this! Including Lisa Ko, who was a guest on A WORD ON WORDS.
Researchers train spider to jump on command. Can you imagine? Equal parts mystifying and terrifying...
Read the 100 List for PBS' Great American Read. Are your favorites on the list? Mine are!
A heartwarming moment with wild gorillas. Amazing. Can you imagine doing this? The baseball cap escapade made me tear up.
Every library has a story to tell. These three books about library history look super interesting. Could there be a nerdier subject? No. Do I care? Absolutely not.
And closer to home:
We made an audiobook! If you've been under a rock, you'll be thrilled to hear that the 13 stories from DEAD ENDS have been brought to life in audiobook. They're a killer way to pass the time as you drive, do the dishes, or run in the park (especially running—these stories are creepy as hell...). Our narrator, Courtney Parker, did a PHENOMENAL job, and I think you'll love it!
Click on your favorite retailer to get your copy:
Amazon | Audible | iTunes | Libro.fm
And my story from this collection, Catwood, is available for sale as a single ebook! Just FYI for you...
That's it from me! Hope y'all have a great week. And tune into the newsletter Wednesday—I have some big news for you... Wait, you're not on the newsletter? Well, click here and we'll take care of that for you.
xo,
J.T.
