Scroll down to see my novel, Little Bird, on this list from the Womens Fiction Association, “When Women Start Over, Everything Changes.”
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Saturday’s world premiere of the piano concerto John Williams wrote for Emanuel Ax.
It was a shipboard romance destined to fail. Or was it? Little Bird releases August 15. Pre-order now at Amazon, Bookshop and Sibylline press.
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How lucky I am to have seen the exhilarating world premiere of Sarasota Ballet’s “Lorenz Butterfly.” #sarasotaballet #jacobspillowdancefestival
Sunday afternoon at Tanglewood. How can I help you? #BSO #Tanglewood #BSAV
Fannie had to leave her beloved Mama behind how would she manage without her? Little Bird: A Novel available this August #womensfiction #booksky #historicalfiction #Jewishfiction #sibyllinepress
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Love women’s stories and women writers! #wfwa #womensficrion #sibyllinepress @littlebirdnovel.com
Walking along the lake, the detritus of last year’s season is strewn on the beach. Can’t wait to hear children’s laughter again.
Rewarding myself with fabulous novels.
Great read!
Sonia Pilcer’s author talk was full of surprises. She described a rewarding personal relationship with AI that has reawakened her creativity and enabled her to write again.
It’s not just the coffee, but the message that’s getting me started this morning.
The Moynihan Train Hall is digital- I don’t miss the “little flippy things” at Penn Station
“That Librarian.”
My book club discussed That Librarian by Amanda Jones this week. We talked about the fact that any librarian could be attacked for political, not professional reasons. We didn’t know Dr. Carla Hayden was next.
Or you could think of it as a sport
Haiku
Whipped off their branches
Scattered by a passing storm
Tears mix with raindrops
Star Awards
Proud to be a judge for the Women’s Fiction Writers Association 2025 Star Awards.
Great novels, hard to rate them.
#WFWA #STARAWARDS
Haiku
The first sign of green
And he’s ready to forage
Waiting greedily
Haiku
Not quite time to plant
The threat of frost still lingers
I’ve been fooled before
Haiku
The wait seems endless
But every sunny day
Brings blossoms closer
Haiku
Artists imagine
Transform the ordinary
Transcend the mundane
Tanka
Dare I hope flowers
Will blossom again this year
As expected, or
Will they withhold their beauty
From an undeserving world
Haiku
Women sit, hours on end
Separating stems from leaves
It’s always women.
Haiku
Notice the windows
Misaligned to hide the truth
Of hidden worship
Tanka
Bicycle, flowers,
Tiled sidewalk, photo op
On a city street.
Just coincidence, or staged
To delight the passersby?
Haiku
Other crops may fail
Taro survives, sustaining
The hungry masses
Haiku
A treasure flower
To remind us hope triumphs
On the coldest day
