Sunday Post 004 | IMWAYR

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 Corny Joke Monday 

JUST LIKE GRAMMAR USED TO MAKE

 Last Week on the Blog 

Sunday Post 003 Meme
ARC Review: Tricked by Jen Calonita Review

My 'Take Control of Your TBR' List! Challenge
The Blacklist -Mid Season Thoughts Worth Watching

 This Week on the Blog 

Sunday Post 003 Meme
84, Charing Cross Road by Helene Hanff Review
Writing in Books -Yea or Nay? Discussion

 It's Monday, What Are You Reading?

It's Monday! What Are You Reading? is a place to meet up and
share what you have been, are and about to be reading over the week. 

I'm in the midst of the 'Take Control of Your TBR!' challenge, but I haven't finished any of the books yet. I'm making dents in a lot of them, though.

My current reads are:

Airman by Eoin Colfer

Book club, reread (p 170/412)

Fablehaven by Branon Mull
Reread for Dragonwatch release (p 182/351)

Beauty by Robin McKinley

Recommended read(p 59/247)

My next reads:

The Horizontal Man by Michael Dahl

PWNED by Shannen Crane Camp

(and also Bad Luck and Trouble by Lee Child, because I wanted something violent to read after watching Jack Reacher: Never Go Back. But this is an impulse read.)

 Internet Shenanigans 

Three words for you:

BOSTON

TYPEWRITER

ORCHESTRA

You're welcome.

Among the most amazing discoveries of the year, this tops the list right now. I've picked out some of my favorite songs so far, so enjoy!

 In Real Life 

Amazon.com is offering a free script-writing software called Amazon Storywriter. It auto-formats your work into script style so you don't have to keep hitting that 'tab' button. More writing, less work.

Then there's that handy feature where you can submit your finished script directly to Amazon Studios for consideration on their development slate.

I'm in the middle of a major project and even I'm trying to figure out how to work 'write a TV show' into my schedule.

Any of you ever wanted a story on the small screen? Now might be your chance.

 New Additions 

Thanks to my local thrift store:

• World Mythology -a desk reference on one of my favorite topics. Hello, book research!

 Random Stuff 

  What's new with you?