This Just In!!!! The Saskatchewan Writers Guild announces that Regina, Saskatchewan author, Marie Powell is the Winter 2023 Virtual Writer in Residence The SWG is pleased to announce Marie Powell as our Virtual Writer-in-Residence for February 1- April 30, 2023. Marie's adventures in castle-hopping across North Wales resulted in her award-winning medieval fantasy series Last of … Continue reading The Saskatchewan Writers Guild’s Winter 2023 Virtual Writer in Residence
Category: Non-Fiction & Educational
That’s #PUN-ny: ALIENS
I always try to share books related to whatever topic I am focused on. Today, it is ALIENS, so I'll share books about them as well as UFOs / UAPs. You never know what you'll find on the shelves of a book store or in library - often there are some great treasures and lots … Continue reading That’s #PUN-ny: ALIENS
Farther vs Further
Generally speaking, FARTHER is used when discussing only true DISTANCE and FURTHER is used when measuring FIGURATIVE DISTANCE. However, that isn't completely true. Why? Well, let's discuss it. Both FARTHER and FURTHER can be use as adverbs (modifies a verb, adverb, adjective, or phrase) and adjectives (modifies a noun or pronoun). When used in comparative … Continue reading Farther vs Further
My Book Review of Berry Murderous (Tea Shop Cozy Mystery Book 2)
Berry Murderous by Katherine Hayton My rating: 5 of 5 stars Enjoyable ReadI'm new to the genre of cozy mysteries, but thanks to Katherine Hayton, I'm a quick fan. This was an enjoyable read, which says a lot since someone died. It's also a surprising 2nd installment to the series because I wasn't sure where … Continue reading My Book Review of Berry Murderous (Tea Shop Cozy Mystery Book 2)
Writers 2 Remember: William Shakespeare
One of "the greatest writers to ever use the English language" William Shakespeare... everyone knows him and yet, little is truly known about the man himself. The world's most famous playwright, having works in various genres from historical to comedy, this poet remains a mystery even now. Even centuries after his death, conspiracy theories thrive. … Continue reading Writers 2 Remember: William Shakespeare
