‘Weakness’ helps us understand chronic pain
(May 22, 2023) — “Not Weakness, Navigating the Culture of Chronic Pain” – memoir or
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Chandler’s ‘Little Sister’ a fun intro into his genre
(May 1, 2023) — Hello, faithful readers. I missed last month’s column because I was
Book review: Possibilities open up when the clock strikes ‘Midnight’
(Feb. 21, 2023) — “The Midnight Library” begins, “Nineteen years before she decided to die
‘Dreamers’ a history lesson that bears repeating
(Jan. 27, 2023) — “Dreamers of the Day” is as bright and new as when
‘Marley’s Ghost’ digs deeper into Scrooge’s past
(Dec. 11, 2022) — Millions of people read Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” this time
Track down all the mysteries surrounding ‘Horse’
(Sept. 22, 2022) — I am not horsing around when I tell you that this
‘Tahoe Moon’ shines a light on another McKenna mystery
(August 23, 2022) — For all you mystery-thriller fans who love Lake Tahoe and Todd
‘Clock Dance’ an emotional journey through the ages
(June 26, 2022) — I cannot think of an Anne Tyler book I have not
Memoir explores the ‘Wonder’ of training assistance dogs
(May 24, 2022) — “Wonder Dogs” is both memoir and business, which might make readers
‘Circle Way’ details a poignant family history
“Circle Way” makes numerous local connections. Many long-time readers may remember Bill Hogan, the San