From The Editor’s Desk – Dara Rochlin Book Doctor

A little revamp, part 2

From the “not on the plan” page today — went to update the bookshelf (portfolio) page on here and it

Today’s Lunchbox Lesson: ALUMNUS, ALUMNI, ALUMNA, and ALUMNAE These words all describe attending or graduating from a particular school, but

In 1104, in the village of Little Dunmow, England a tradition started called Flitch Day. Today the event is celebrated

Some books just stay with you. They haunt you. You dream of the characters, and of what would be if

I just finished editing the second novel in the Bayou Talents series for Edward Branley, Trusted Talents. As I am

Point of View The Narrator’s personality and perspective helps shape the reader’s perspective, and how the story unfolds. The reader

Earlier this evening, I blogged about Cartography and the Moon, 1647 and Johannes Hevelius (1611-1687). While doing the research, I came across

I love interesting images that I can use for the featured photo on the blog pages. I love vintage typewriters,

lemma [lem-uh] noun In morphology and lexicography, a lemma (plural lemmas or lemmata) is the canonical form, dictionary form, or

With a little bit of help from Winnie the Pooh… …and Jack Skellington

Comic courtesy of cartoonist Tom Gauld Find Tom Gauld on Twitter : https://twitter.com/tomgauld Tom Gauld is a Cartoonist and Illustrator of

I’m very excited to announce that today is Release Day for the latest book by Edward J. Branley — Krauss: The

What’s on the calendar? Here’s a sneak peek You can look forward to lots of projects from Edward J. Branley

Apparently, there was a Pokémon— Rattata — on my hand in Starbucks, and I had no idea. For those who are