The Dusty Bookcase

The used bookstore closest to my childhood home was very much a soulless place. In weekly visits – spanning elementary school, high school a...

Google Harriet Marwood, the heroine of John Glassco's The English Governess and Harriet Marwood, Governess , and you'll find ...

I've taken more than a few shots – here and elsewhere – at that great Canadian success story known as Harlequin Enterprises and its r...

A bit of a change of pace this month as I work toward a deadline. Expect fewer words and more pictures – a bit like the revamped Maclean'...

The Woman Who Couldn't Die was the nineteenth of Arthur Stringer's forty novels. He wrote mysteries, wilderness adventures and, it m...

The Woman Who Couldn't Die Arthur Stringer Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1929 That's her standing near the bow of the lon...