The Novella & The Elephant Stampede | Nolcha Fox

I was working from a short story I had already written. I could fill in more of the relationships between the characters, more of the motivations. Maybe I could even add some new characters, and then kill them off. But then what? Continue reading →

The Dead Husband Project By Sarah Meehan Sirk | I’ve Read This

“It’s been awhile since I’ve really LOVED a short story collection, but I can finally say that The Dead Husband Project by Sarah Meehan Sirk is definitely one of the best I’ve read in a long time.” — Anne Logan Continue reading →

Requiem For A Wren By Nevil Shute | Changing Pages

Back home and searching through her belongings he comes across some revelations about her true identity, the connections she has with his family and the desperate implications of this. Continue reading →

My Father: A Daughter’s Open Letter | Nolcha Fox

My father and I had a broken relationship. We didn’t hate each other. We loved each other. There was simply a lifelong chasm between us that no bridge could span. Continue reading →

3 Half Marathons In 4 months. What I Learned. | Changing Pages

I have been running for many years now, so many, that I think I can call myself a runner. I started big almost 10 years ago when I went from running nothing more than 5km to running the London Marathon and have ran fairly consistently ever since. Continue reading →

‘A Small Madness’ By Dianne Touchell | I’ve Read This

A Small Madness is a wonderful piece of literature; beautifully written, accessible for pre-teens and teens, and shockingly well-paced for such a short read. I highly recommend this for parents especially because it reminds us why non-judgmental communication is so important. Continue reading →