Our first Top Ten Tuesday prompt from That Artsy Reader Girl for 2024 is all about looking back over our reading from the past year and pic...

This is one of the best fiction books I have read that concerns the Civil Rights Movement and was actually written during the 1960s.  A fath...

I love Rex Stout's Nero Wolfe mysteries.  They relax and rejuvenate me.  Just hanging out with Archie and Wolfe and Fritz and Saul and...

I wasn't tagged with this specifically -- I found it at The Book Hound , and RM Lutz tagged anyone who wanted to steal it, so... here...

I'm borrowing this from Joseph over at The Once Lost Wanderer .  We had about a week of what I consider to be fall weather in early Octo...

Today's topic from The Broke and the Bookish is a "fandom freebie."  I'm choosing to focus on ten literary worlds that ca...

I've seen the Nero Wolfe Mystery  version of this many times, so I was never in doubt of how Nero Wolfe would solve the mystery of who l...

Does it ever happen to you that you're in the middle of a book (or four), and then another book arrives at your house, and you're ...

This month's edition of Heidi Peterson's  Inkling Explorations is focused on "A Funny Story Opening in Literature."  I...

This week's theme from The Broke and the Bookish is "Top Ten Authors I've Read The Most Books From."  I've decided to...

This is my favorite Nero Wolfe mystery.  But I don't recommend you read it unless you're already familiar with the characters and ...