Time for Crime (& Punishment)
A Word in Time is pushing the envelope this week. I am using CRIME AND PUNISHMENT as the word phrase with reading blurbs of books on this topic.
I try to go where you might not venture on your own, so there's no Dostoyevsky.
Amanda Ward Eyre's Sleep Towards Heaven is one of my favorite books. I blurbed it under two categories, women's fiction and book club choices. There's Eli Sanders with his compelling, heartbreaking, uplifting Pulitzer Prize winning, While the City Slept. Alan Sillitoe (short stories), William Blake (poetry/holy books); Leon Uris (classic); Daniel Levine (historical fiction).
If you are always prowling around for new reads, not necessarily best sellers, give A Word in Time a place on your weekly checklist.
I try to go where you might not venture on your own, so there's no Dostoyevsky.
Amanda Ward Eyre's Sleep Towards Heaven is one of my favorite books. I blurbed it under two categories, women's fiction and book club choices. There's Eli Sanders with his compelling, heartbreaking, uplifting Pulitzer Prize winning, While the City Slept. Alan Sillitoe (short stories), William Blake (poetry/holy books); Leon Uris (classic); Daniel Levine (historical fiction).
If you are always prowling around for new reads, not necessarily best sellers, give A Word in Time a place on your weekly checklist.
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