Links are a bit light on the ground this week. As many of you know, Denis and I were clobbered by a nasty stomach virus last week. For me this meant that I didn't pick up a book, and I didn't turn on my computer. (Like I said-- nasty!) There have been weeks that were bulging with links, so this one just evens out the score a bit.
The good news is that Denis is bright-eyed, bushy-tailed, and back to work. Me? I'm still getting a bit tired if I forget and try to woge into a super hero (any Grimm fans?), but I'm back to attending events at The Poisoned Pen!
Let's see what I did manage to round up for you....
♦ Books, Movies & Other Interesting Tidbits ♦
- T.S. Eliot's old summer home may become a writers' retreat.
- This time Amazon is having difficulties renegotiating contracts with HarperCollins, so it may be a good idea to learn where else you can buy this publisher's eBooks.
- A leading marketing expert thinks that-- when it comes to books-- libraries and publishers should be working hand in hand.
♦ Channeling My Inner Indiana Jones ♦
- Recently discovered World War I graffiti has shed new light on soldiers' experiences.
- Here's some fascinating info on the robbed Roman villa that was found in Yorkshire.
- The top ten historical forensic facial reconstructions.
- If you know how to look, ghostly faces and invisible verse can be found in a medieval text.
- On the somber anniversary, the chair in which Lincoln was shot takes center stage.
♦ Channeling My Inner Elly Mae Clampett ♦
- Thankfully this bouquet was delivered to a caring person!
- If you're in the mood for adorable tiny animals, I found 28 for you.
♦ I ♥ Lists ♦
- The 11 greatest children's books.
- 6 novelists who didn't publish until they were 40.
- 16 cool must-haves for the budding author.
- The illustrated guide to author wardrobe staples.
♦ The Happy Wanderer ♦
- 28 lighthouses that have stood the test of time (and weather).
♦ Book Candy ♦
- How about a pair of library card socks?
- Art featuring books and reading.
That's all for now. Don't forget to stop by next Friday when I'll be sharing a freshly selected batch of links for your surfing pleasure!
Have a great weekend-- and read something fabulous!
So sorry to hear you were hammered with the virus, Cathy! Good to hear you're slowly making your way back to the rest of us. And even on a 'light links' week, you pick good 'uns!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Margot!
DeleteLove your blog, glad you're starting to feel better.
ReplyDeleteAwww... thanks!
DeleteSo glad to hear Denis is better and you are on the mend -- and most importantly, back to attending those wonderful events at the PP. Can't wait to read about them.
ReplyDeleteI'm working on the latest one now, Kathy. :-)
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