Staff show off changes to new community library space and programs | Coastal View News Where the Crawdads Sing: Why Author Delia Owens is Wanted for Questioning in a Real Life Killing | Vanity Fair Camille Herron on Racing Through Her Period | Runner’s World It’s been a hard time for librarians. Enter an epicContinue reading “What I’ve Been Reading – 8/29/2022”
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What I’ve Been Reading – 2/7/2022
Stacey Abrams and Michael Connelly On Plot, Persistence, and Passion | Elle How ‘Two Minutes to Late Night’ Created the Web’s Wildest Quarantine Covers Series | Rolling Stone Looking for Bison in the Wichita Mountains | Texas Monthly On the Profoundly Modern Marriage of Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff | Vogue How Orthodox Women AreContinue reading “What I’ve Been Reading – 2/7/2022”
What I’ve Been Reading – 1/10/2022
File Under L | Rutgers University Alumni Association Lessons From Past Taught in Santa Barbara Backcountry | Noozhawk Love the Fig | The New Yorker Vivian Stephens Helped Turn Romance Writing Into a Billion-Dollar Industry. Then She Got Pushed Out. | Texas Monthly On Witness and Repair: A Personal Tragedy Followed By Pandemic | VanityContinue reading “What I’ve Been Reading – 1/10/2022”
What I’ve Been Reading – 7/24/2020
On Performing Gratitude | Jezebel Do Opposites Attract? Experts Say There’s a Sweet Spot | Well and Good NYC Working Through a Personal Crisis | Harvard Business Review What Makes Some People More Resilient Than Others | The New York Times I Can’t Be a Writer If I Don’t Write Every Day | The CutContinue reading “What I’ve Been Reading – 7/24/2020”
TBT – National Poetry Month : 30 in 30
April in National Poetry Month. From Jared: Thirty//Thirty 2014 04/30: Flipping I journey back through the past few pages and wonder: “Where do I come up with this stuff?”
Bones & Scones Gets Props
Partners in Crime: How Indie Authors and Libraries Can Work Together to Gain New Readers I’ve been working on a project with Library Journal and the SELF-e program and my baby, Bones & Scones, got a mention. I love doing this program because of the community voices and unique genre that is highlighted. Plus, scones!Continue reading “Bones & Scones Gets Props”
What I Read Last Week:
Like white noise, but walrus sounds. Life writing | Rookie How Wal-Mart became the town square in rural America | TPM The GOP is dying off. Literally | Politico How your hometown affects your chances of marriage | New York Times Better tasting strawberry developed at Rutgers makes its debut | Rutgers Today Sex EdContinue reading “What I Read Last Week:”
Happy National Poetry Month!
Besides a day of tricks and jokes April 1st marks the start of National Poetry Month. As the month goes on, I plan to incorporate some hands-on activities for this display. Stay tuned!
What I Read Last Week:
The Independence Day, 2014 National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest Winner What I Read Last Week: OkCupid reveal it’s been lying to some of its users. Just to see what’ll happen | Washington Post Why one New Jersey school district killed its student laptop program | Arstechnica As pharma jobs leave N.J., office space ghost townsContinue reading “What I Read Last Week:”
Stuff I Read This Week:
Following death of woman from Colorado, concerns grow about birth control safety | Colorado Public Radio Yoga Poses in Israel | The New York Times 5 Ways to keep my reading your first chapter | National Novel Writing Month Why Getty going free is such a big deal, explained in Getty images | The AtlanticContinue reading “Stuff I Read This Week:”
Cassidy B. Charles 