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The Temple of the Muses - Jane Davis
The Temple of the Muses – Jane Davis I’ve read a number of Davis’s books, Smash All the Windows being the first and remaining my favorite. But I have to be honest and say that all of her novels are captivating—each in its own way. Her latest, The Temple of the Muses, lives up to the others. Davis takes a slice of history bringing it to life in a way that allows us to fully enter the world that…
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Brooch Pin Angel Jane Davis Unsigned Vintage Estate 3 InchJane Davis is an American jewelry artist known for her vintage Read the full article
Brooch Pin Angel Jane Davis Unsigned Vintage Estate 3 InchJane Davis is an American jewelry artist known for her vintage Read the full article
Today, I'm delighted to welcome Jane Davis and her new book, Small Eden, to the blog #HistoricalFiction #TheCoffeePotBookClub #BlogTour
Today, I'm delighted to welcome Jane Davis and her new book, Small Eden, to the blog #HistoricalFiction #TheCoffeePotBookClub #BlogTour @janedavisauthor @cathiedunn
Today, I’m welcoming Jane Davis to the blog with a fascinating post about her new book, Small Eden. In England’s Green and Pleasant Land In Victorian England, Carshalton and nearby Mitcham were known for their physic gardens, where plants were grown for medicinal and cosmetic use. Peppermint, lavender, camomile, aniseed, rhubarb, and liquorice were stable crops but today the name Carshalton is…
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Small Eden - Jane Davis
Small Eden – Jane Davis
Smash All the Windows. A Funeral for an Owl. I Stopped Time. Just when you think Jane Davis can’t get any better, she comes out with a new book. In Small Eden, her latest release, Davis employs her subtle, sometimes sparse style, to masterful effect as she weaves a spellbinding tale of one man’s dream, his success and failure. Davis explores the terrible tragedy of grief. Isolating…
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Deadname-B-Gone is a browser extension for trans people
Someone I met in grad school has released a browser extension which can replace certain words or phrases. One of the intended uses is to hide any occurrences of the user’s deadname, replacing it with your actual name. The addon is available for Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. The source code is also available on Gitlab.
Rereading novels
I read Jane Davis’ marvelous new novel, At the Stroke of Nine O’clock. I immediately turned to page one to begin rereading it which prompted me to post this question on Facebook.
Have you ever read a book you liked so much that you turned back to page 1 to reread it immediately? If so, what was the book?
The responses varied from “never” to “more than once.”
Never:
Nope. Too many good books to…
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