In a time when conversation remains deeply important– for building relationships, for relaxing, even for figuring out who we are– and also increasingly imperiled (with Blackberries and texting increasingly in vogue), A GOOD TALK is a refreshing celebration of the subtle adventures of a good conversation.
Thad Carhart tells the beautiful story of Jean Baptiste, son of Sacajawea. He has obviously done a lot of research, and the story is full of accurate historical facts. However, it doesn’t feel like reading a history book—it feels like reading poetry.
During a particularly painful time in her life, Sarah Zacharias Davis learned how delightful–and wounding–women can be in friendship. She saw how some friendships end badly, others die slow deaths, and how a chance acquaintance can become that enduring friend you need.
With October being the month of Halloween, it seems appropriate that this month’s genre summary should be horror!
Despite the crossover with fantasy, science fiction is most different in that the imagined elements are largely held to be possible in accordance with the laws of science – unlike magical and mystic elements of fantasy.
Although being more popularly known as “Have A Nice Day”, the author makes it clear that he wanted the title of his book to be “A Tale of Blood and Sweatsocks”; a refreshingly honest and articulate insight into the world of professional wrestling and the lifestyle that comes with it.
Mystical, flexible and fundamentally magical, fantasy can take you to a whole new world, or put a twist on this world to make it infinitely more exciting.