The New Era of Book Launches—Social Distancing Edition
The coronavirus has limited in-person gatherings, making physical book launches untenable. That is, unless you get creative.
The coronavirus has limited in-person gatherings, making physical book launches untenable. That is, unless you get creative.
While this news may be a little discouraging, given how exciting and awesome the TV show sounds, we need to remember that the more work they put in for this series, the better it’ll be.
If you’ve ever closed a really good book and found yourself hungering for more, then these apps will give you the personalized book recommendations you need.
Sometimes a writer needs other people to give them a nice shove to get past the procrastination, doubt, and hesitation. That’s what these communities are for.
If you’re suffering from a little work or world burnout and want both a distraction and something creative to do, then this list is for you. These books will teach you new crafts to get your hands and your imagination working, and you’ll find yourself relaxed and surrounded by tons of art in no time. 1. Faerie Knitting: 14 Tales of Love and Magic by Alice Hoffman and Lisa Hoffman This brilliant book combines stories and crafts. Faerie Knitting is a collection of fourteen original fairy tales about love, loss, trust, perseverance, and a magical garment. Each tale incorporates a …