Of course I've read this Miss Marple book (7th in the series) many times over the years, but I'm enjoying it now in audible form ...

This book is from 2015 so it hasn't really had a chance to be forgotten or even overlooked, but what the heck I only discovered it b...

This is a slight re-working of a review I wrote and posted in 2001 and thought apropos to re-post now. Som...

"There are two courses open to a gentlewoman when she finds herself in penurious circumstances," my Aunt Adelaide had said. ...

"It's a crackpot business that sets out to manufacture a product it can't even define, but that was old Hollywood." T...

I've written about these two books before, in fact, these are the links to my full reviews: here and here . But I'm current...

I don't do forgotten films much anymore primarily because most of the movies I wanted to write about I've already written about (...

Actually this isn't a forgotten or overlooked book since it was just published this year to some nice reviews, but I'd never hear...

Now would not seem the time for reading dystopian novels set in an alternate USA, but what the heck. Live dangerously, I say. The Edgar...

Hungarian painter Imre Goth (1893 - 1982)  American painter Polly Thayer (1904 - 2006) Self-portrait  Russian/American p...

Georgette Heyer, as many of you might know, wrote a whole delightful selection of Regency and Georgian novels - mostly comedies of manner...

This is, for those of you unbelievers, an enjoyably compelling Miss Silver mystery - really and truly. Yes, Wentworth is a bit of an acqu...