Congratulations are the order of the day because Nosy Crow Books won the Award for Best Independent Publisher Of The Year 2020 in the British Book Awards!! Well done!! I was first introduced to a Nosy Crow book when FloodWorld arrived with my package from the publishers and it blew me away! Now, I hope... Continue Reading →
Hello there readers of Mr Pink Ink I hope you are all doing well (as well as can be expected during these trying times). I have a little book review for you here. It is the great Sally Field's memoir and its brilliant and eye-opening, and makes you want to go out and watch a... Continue Reading →
Her spirits lifted. She felt as if she'd been sitting in an overheated sauna for too long and someone had propped open a window to let in cool, outside air. The oppresiveness cooking her steamed away bit by bit. It was replaced by something tolerable, something like peace. For those who didn't know, Errin Stevens... Continue Reading →
Synopsis King Vaxon is sadistic and cruel. After taking the crown of Castre for himself, he's finally squelched the rebellion of Magi who fought against him. The remaining ones will be thrown in an arena to fight to the death. Vaxon knows it's unlikely they will fight each other at first. For this reason, he's... Continue Reading →
Blurb: The boy who always felt like mine is now the man I can't have…Dig a little and you'll find photos of me in the bathtub with Ezra Stern.Get your mind out of the gutter. We were six months old.Pry and one of us might confess we saved our first kiss for each other.The most... Continue Reading →
May was going to be a gloriously slow read month, where I grab whichever book I wanted to read at the moment, whether for review or not because it was mood read time (and also the theme of my GoodReads group reading challenge, "Moody May"). That's how May started, anyway; after all the reading I... Continue Reading →
Hello my friends! I hope this finds you all safe and well in these truly unprecedented times. I'm sorry I've been MIA for so long. 2020 has definitely kicked my reading and writing ambitions to the curb, but I am slowly getting back on track. Since we are already halfway through the year (it seems... Continue Reading →
Synopsis Waiting Out the Storm is an intimate look at life transitions and how we cope with the unexpected. Reflecting on the sudden loss of a close friend, author Jen Payne looks to the solace of nature for comfort and healing. On the opening pages, she allows the poet Rilke to remind the reader “Through the empty... Continue Reading →
I'm starting to feel a little less anxious about this whole lockdown because, and ONLY because, I got my first piece of #BookMail since before the whole world came to a grinding halt... Our "The Games We Play" bag will feature not just one, but two books based on virtual reality and will iclude items... Continue Reading →
