I am now going to demonstrate how small and magical and awesome the world can be, and I am going to use the intro to Peter Bognanni’s 6 questions to do it. Sorry, Peter. If…
Posts tagged Leo Tolstoy
6 questions we always ask — Will, our newest reviewer
We have Christa to thank for sending Will our way, you’ve probably seen his reviews already. We like a reviewer whose eager to get started. And, even though he claims to have enjoyed Things I’ve…
6 questions we always ask — David Housewright, author
I read a lot of author’s about pages. It’s a job hazard. So when I say I found David Housewright’s about page funny and engaging (it’s full of newspaper funniness), I know what I’m talking…
6 questions we always ask — David Fingerman, author
David Fingerman is the author Edging Past Reality, a collection of horror-themed short stories published late last year by Two Harbors Press. Before becoming a full-time writer, Fingerman worked in the Hennepin County Court System…
Throw Anna from the train
There are two ways to read Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina: in a dead sprint, where you try to cram as much of it into your brain as quickly as possible before you lose steam, or you…
6 questions we always ask — Julie Landsman, teacher and author
Julie Landsman is a writer and consultant. She has published numerous books and articles on diversity and education. Her newest book, Growing Up White: A Veteran Teacher Reflects on Racism, has just been released by…
6 questions we always ask — Ben Kimball
Ben Kimball is a father of two who works full-time, recently graduated from Augsburg with a degree in Theology (I think), and will start Luther Seminary in the fall (which is next week, I guess)….