Category Archives: What People Are Reading

What I’m Reading: Mosley, Kuang, Gladwell

Posted on January 2, 2025 by Ed Battistella

Farewell, Amethystine by Walter Mosely By my count, Walter Mosely has written 17 Easy Rawlins mysteries (and another 15 featuring Socrates Fortlow, Leonid McGill, King Oliver and Fearless Jones). I try to read them all though may have missed a … Continue reading →

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Time, time, time is on my side

Posted on December 11, 2024 by Ed Battistella

If I could turn back time … Purely by luck, I’ve read three books on time travel recently. A friend recommended The Book of Doors by Gareth Brown, my book group choose Stephen King’s 800-page 11/22/63 for its December read, … Continue reading →

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What I’m Reading (Nov 2024)

Posted on November 24, 2024 by Ed Battistella

The River We Remember by William Kent Krueger I’m becoming Kreuger fan. In The River We Remember, he fashions a mystery (who killed the execrable Jimmy Quinn?), along with a period study of the fictional small town of Jewell, Minnesota, … Continue reading →

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An Interview with Holly Searcy, author of The Shiver Tree

Posted on October 2, 2024 by Ed Battistella

Holly Searcy is a writer, editor, and self-avowed wordinista. A graduate of Southern Oregon University, she has worked in both the publishing industry and advertising industry and now pursues her passion for stories. She lives in Ashland, with her husband … Continue reading →

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