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Some Book View Cafe offerings this week
Rolling into the second part of the week, you can find on the Book View Cafe website: 42, short fiction by Nancy Jane Moore. It reminded me of the Atlanta airport...you gotta read it to know why. ;^) Vonda N. McIntyre's novel The Moon and the Sun, Susan Wright's Slave Trade, and Anne Harris's Accidental Creatures also had new chapters this week.
At the BVC Blog, we have Phyllis Irene Radford writing about "Dancing for your life", Brenda Clough reviewing comic books and graphic novels, and another installment of Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff's posts about Becoming a Professional Amateur. Nancy Jane Moore explains why the Seven Samurai is the best movie ever.
Now, some of this stuff you need to register for -- but it's free to register, and still free to read most of these works. So -- what are you waiting for? Register! Get RSS feeds! Visit Book View Cafe and its blog!
(Okay, the LJ spellchecker didn't like my putting possession on Anne Harris's name. What is correct here?)
At the BVC Blog, we have Phyllis Irene Radford writing about "Dancing for your life", Brenda Clough reviewing comic books and graphic novels, and another installment of Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff's posts about Becoming a Professional Amateur. Nancy Jane Moore explains why the Seven Samurai is the best movie ever.
Now, some of this stuff you need to register for -- but it's free to register, and still free to read most of these works. So -- what are you waiting for? Register! Get RSS feeds! Visit Book View Cafe and its blog!
(Okay, the LJ spellchecker didn't like my putting possession on Anne Harris's name. What is correct here?)