Give a hand to this Viral Blogging Contest

Popped over to Kristie’s for a visit ad saw her post on DearAuthor’s Viral Blogging Contest. So, being such a vocal proponent of blogging at work, I couldn’t resist adding my ‘hand’, so here goes:
I am participating in a blogging experiment hosted at dearauthor.com. To enter the contest, put up this blurb, image, and trackback […]

Of Pirates and Spices

Sometime back, I highlighted a few summer movies that I was eagerly anticipating. While I ended up skipping Superman Returns and X-Men 3 on reviews by friends, I managed to catch these two:
 
 
 
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest

Saw this on the big screen end of July, the weekend right after my daughter’s term test. […]

Idol Outrage

A shocking injustice has been committed tonight.
Idol finalist Mathilda D’Silva, who is easily the only one with the vocal prowess to keep the Singpore Idol name flying high, was ousted.
The division of the contestants into ‘safe’ and ‘unsafe’ groups already signals where voters are inclined.  If you haven’t guessed it yet, those talented ones were in […]

On the way

I got so tired of checking on the local bookstores now and then for the books I’ve been wiating to read, so I decide to order them from Amazon, and just a couple of days ago, the good people at Amazon sent me a notification.

We thought you’d like to know that we shipped your items, and that […]

More Eye-catchers

It’s WebWatchWednesday again, and to make up for the last two weeks of non-activity, I’m going to unearth more reader blogs that you should surf over to.  So without further ado, here they are in no order of merit:
Meljean

I’ve long admired Meljean’s blog layout since I stumbled upon it last year. The banner shows a […]

In Search of the American Historical

Sometime late last month, Lisa Kleypas posed a very interesting question on the Squawkers’ blog. She asked:
What you you think about alternative time periods for romance novels? Do you like the comfort and familiarity of the Regency and Victorian periods to the exclusion of all other settings? Can American be an appealing backdrop for a […]

On Blogging

Sam set a very tough book quiz that had me stumped. Really stumped, ‘coz I know the answer to one of the questions, and it’s related to a literature classic, but I can’t identify any of the lines from romance novels. Ha ….the irony of it when I’m an ardent romance fan. Very demoralizing too.
So, […]

Unmatchable Devil in Winter

Move over, Craven! Here’s a Kleypas hero who moves me in ways you never did.
For those who haven’t read this, Devil in Winter is the ONE BOOK in the Wallflower series that you MUST NOT MISS!!  It was definitely worth my forgoing sleep just to finish it … right after I rushed through It Happened One […]