ReadingInk, Coffee, and Making Reading a Habit Again
Samuel admits he didn’t read the assigned book and uses this short episode to tackle a bigger issue: the decline of reading in modern life. Referencing a Corbett Report video,…
● 1 min readSamuel admits he didn’t read the assigned book and uses this short episode to tackle a bigger issue: the decline of reading in modern life. Referencing a Corbett Report video,…
● 1 min readIn this episode the host breaks down “Creager: The Van Joe Parker Saga”, reflecting on a conversation with Larry Hanson, the Author, and the experience of reading the second book…
● 1 min readOn this episode of Ink, Coffee, and Regrets: BookTalk the host discusses “Moonstones” by Carla Rosas Stanley, a short fictionalized account of the 1775–1776 Juan Bautista de Anza expedition. Told…
● 1 min readOn this episode of Ink Coffee and Regrets we discuss Terrie Mayka’s memoir “He Quoted Scripture, I Lived It” — a candid account of growing up with Scripture used as…
● 1 min readThis month we cover two books with two entirely different styles and themes. First we discuss Infernulls: The Golden Letter – A great story by Zeggy that is like Anime…
● 1 min readIn this episode of Book Talk Samuel discusses Kathleen Kline’s memoir My Life in the Dark: A Marriage Built on Lies, exploring themes of deception, emotional abuse, and survival. This…
● 1 min readStep into the smoky alleys of post-war Hollywood with this episode of BookTalk, where we explore Dan Bronson’s gripping noir novels Someone to Watch Over Me and Shout at the Devil. Follow studio fixer…
● 1 min readToday I am talking about Sylvia Clare’s, “Travelling the Alphabet Geographically”. This was an enjoyable book to read and takes the reader on a journey with Sylvia as she grows…
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