Author of stories, articles, and gazillions of puzzles, published in magazines, books, and on the Web.
Speaker in schools, retirement centers, at conferences, and in retail shops. (No fooling!)
Teacher of writing, puzzle making, and embroidery.
I like the title “Collectors’ Bookmarks” oh-so-much better than last week’s “Old Bookmarks,” don’t you? This week’s bookmark is kindly shared by Lauren Roberts, Editor-in-Chief of BiblioBuffet, an extensive website on Writing […]
Maureen is our Needle and Thread: Stitching for Literacy 2011 Bookmark Challenge Super Model. As with beauty pageant participants, Maureen has a platform which she aims to promote while serving her term […]
Mma Ramotswe becomes a private detective without any formal or even informal training. She does buy a manual on how to be a detective, which I found pretty funny. What do you […]
Bookmark by Super Mo. Do any of you have experience with speed reading? I’ve always dismissed it as rather silly and unnecessary, thinking it might turn a peaceful relaxing activity into something […]
While reading Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice recently, I noted some similarities between her writing and Alexander McCall Smith’s. Both write books that focus on people more than events and deal with […]
Besides “how do I finish my bookmarks,” another question I often hear is “how can I get involved?” Just as there are a gazillion answers to the first question, there are a […]
