Category Archives: Books and TV

Written in 2004, "Gilead" earned Ms. Robinson both the Pulitzer and The National Book Critics Circle Award. This followed the success she enjoyed... Read More

Recently, I was driving and listening to the local NPR station in Dallas. A panel was discussing current female writers like Marilynne Robinson and Ja... Read More

  Pulitzer Prize winning author, Jane Smiley, gifts us with some remarkable writing in her new book, Some Luck, which is the first installment... Read More

Telegraph Days - By Larry McMurtry: In his latest novel, Telegraph Days, Larry McMurtry offers us his best female character in Nellie Courtright sinc... Read More

Never Coming Back By Tim Weaver:  A family is ready to sit down and eat their evening meal. The table is set, the beverages are in the glasses, din... Read More

Smart and Safe Plastic Surgery Solutions by Rod J. Rohrich, M.D. and Mary Crosland: I always read the testimonials on the back of books to see who is... Read More

A Shocking Story Straight From Today’s Headlines: Thirty Girls by Susan Minot tells the story of a 100 school girls kidnapped from a Catholic board... Read More

In M.J. Oxford’s first novel OUTPLACEMENT, her female protagonist, Chris Watterman, a Dallas business woman, is drawn into an underworld of crime th... Read More

Still Life with Bread Crumbs: By Anna Quindlen Ms. Quindlen is one of our Prime generation’s best regarded and most celebrated authors. At first, ... Read More

Donna Tartt's third novel, The Goldfinch, has been long-awaited and is now celebrated as number one atop the New York Times best-seller list. It is th... Read More