V. Yongewa Writes

One of the benefits of researching is that you fall upon obscure works. I hunted down the Picatrix because it was mentioned as a grimoire...

Swimming always brings good times to mind: lazy summer days, birthday parties for little kids, and long days doing cannonball dives with...

I just finished reading a book of stories about imposters, and it had one terrible thing in common with the book of hoaxes I replaced it...

Non-Fiction That Is Anti-growth? Someone went on Nanowrimo’s forum and asked if the participants thought fiction was ‘anti-growth.’ The...

There are few things more fun than giving other people something to think about as they wander around your home. People love a mystery,...

My dad inherited a passel of old books from a roommate that passed away months ago, and so he came around my house to let me pick some...

I just finished 'Eat The Buddha.' I started at midnight and didn't put it down for 5 and a half straight hours. It might have been more...

So, I finished all my revising and put everything up on Amazon Kindle as ebooks. Now you, too, can experience narrowly escaping rampaging...

I finally sat my rump down and edited my historical murder mystery. I posted it on Amazon Kindle as an ebook. You can now read all about...

I gave up on Ken Flint's '1645' because every time Mike Stearn showed up, I wanted to toss my phone out the window. (It was an ebook that...