Reading, Writing, Revising

Lisa Eckstein

June 6, 2025

May Reading Recap

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Last month's books were completely different from each other, but all thought-provoking: → STAG DANCE by Torrey Peters is a collecti...
May 7, 2025

April Reading Recap

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Another month has passed, and I've read another big batch of books! → BACK AFTER THIS by Linda Holmes: Cecily is an experienced audi...
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April 4, 2025

March Reading Recap

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I've started reading from my list of anticipated new releases , and it made for an incredible book month! → WOODWORKING by Emily St....
March 28, 2025

Working Like a Dog

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This is how I start writing a blog post. Or anything, really: It seemed about time to provide an update on how novel writing has been com...
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March 5, 2025

February Reading Recap

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There's rarely much connection between the books I read in a month, but my February reading happened to all play around with the border...
February 21, 2025

Releases I'm Ready For, Winter 2025

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A remarkable number of intriguing books are coming out in the four weeks between February 25 and March 25. These are the ones I've been...
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February 4, 2025

January Reading Recap

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My reading year has started off well, at least! → A HALF-BUILT GARDEN by Ruthanna Emrys: Judy is on call for the Chesapeake Bay Watershe...
January 17, 2025

2024 By The Books

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It's the start of a new reading year (that's the main purpose of a year, right?), and time for my annual January tradition of look...
January 7, 2025

December Reading Recap

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I closed out 2024 with a final great reading month. Next week, I'll round up the highlights of my reading year. → THE ANOMALY by Her...
December 30, 2024

Upon Reflection

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It's become my annual habit that prior to the final week of December, right before switching from work mode into vacation mode, I write...
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