Tag Archives: An Unnecessary Woman

Update: Jumble

Posted on May 10, 2014 by Liz Mc2

Just some random things I’ve been reading and thinking about. Productivity Porn That’s what someone called Sunita’s posts on her productivity methods, which I always enjoy. The latest mentions the “12-week year” idea, and got me thinking about how my own … Continue reading →

Posted in fiction, linky-loo, personal, review | Tagged A Prayer Journal, An Unnecessary Woman, Flannery O'Connor, Laura London, Love's a Stage, Meljean Brook, Molly O'Keefe, Naomi Harahira, Patience Bloom, productivity, Rabih Alameddine, Romance Is My Day Job | 6 Comments

Reading Desire: “Dark Notes on Paper”

Posted on May 3, 2014 by Liz Mc2

If you’re sick of reading my epiphanies about why romance fiction isn’t working for me right now and wish I’d work this out for myself privately, well, skip this post. I’m reading Rabih Alameddine’s An Unnecessary Woman. Because of this review and … Continue reading →

Posted in genre musings, personal | Tagged An Unnecessary Woman, Meljean Brook, Rabih Alameddine, The Kraken King | 50 Comments

Tag Archives: An Unnecessary Woman

Update: Jumble

Reading Desire: “Dark Notes on Paper”

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