June was par for the course, because though I began with a dud, each book was remarkably better than the one that preceded it, which you’ll read more of below. The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah (2015)I don’t think we need to rehash my thoughts of Kristin Hannah’s work. It’d be a waste of all our … Continue reading Reading Roundup: June 2025
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Reading Roundup: March 2025 My reading habits have become so compulsive, I’ve started to consume books somewhat rapidly/rabidly, ignoring proper digestion etiquette and simply moving onto the next course before I can get the gas out. The solution to this seems easy enough, write down my thoughts before they fade into the ether of my … Continue reading Reading Roundup – March 2025
My reading habits have become so compulsive, I’ve started to consume books somewhat rapidly/rabidly, ignoring proper digestion etiquette and simply moving onto the next course before I can get the gas out. The solution to this seems easy enough, write down my thoughts before they fade into the ether of my subconscious. Who’s to say … Continue reading Reading Roundup – January 2025
Earlier this year I had a story published in storySouth called "The State of Grace". It's named after the René Magritte painting of the same name (L'état de grâce). ReAD IT HERE For a long time, I wasn't sure what this would be. Do I let it be and let is stand alone? Do I … Continue reading “The State of Grace” in storySouth
Caleb Michael Sarvis 