here are all of january’s weekly reading book review videos!! complete with title links to bookshop.org where you can learn more, or purchase the book and support indie bookstores across the country. [while conveniently shopping for books online. (i.e. everyone’s favourite mail: book mail!!)]

here they come! each of december’s weekly reading book review videos: complete with links where you can shop the titles (or learn more) while supporting the indie bookstore of your choice through bookshop.org! :D

collected for your book*hoarding pleasure: all four of november’s weekly reading book reviews! complete with title links where you can shop online at bookshop.org and support local indie bookstores while sending yourself bookmail. what fun! :D

behold: all four of october’s weekly reading book review videos (& bookshop.org links)!! :D

even if only as a frequent theatre attendee. as this particular was at this year's south carolina new play festival.

well, the five weekly reading book review episodes of july 2024! complete with bookshop.org links to learn more & shop for your very own happy book mail! yay!!

an evening of doughdoughs and ashley poston at mjudson booksellers celebrating her (now-bestseller!) A NOVEL LOVE STORY!!

we WERE on a break, but i’m glad it’s over. :)

here come june’s weekly reading book reviews, as posted every monday morning this month! books i read &/or thought about reading! :D (+ links to learn more about each title at bookshop.org!)

in true rory fashion, there’s a wee bit of a pro-con list going here…

here come all of may’s weekly reading book reviews… along with links to bookshop.org to learn more about the books and shop online while supporting indie bookstores in your community, too!! :D

{or, to be less dramatic}, we can title this blog post “i saw some makoto fujimura work in person for the first time.”

it’s a big decision.

in which children perform the scottish play… :)

here are allllll five of april’s weekly reading book review videos—alongside each book’s link to bookshop.org to learn more! :D

a bookish roadtrip and a typewriter named OLIVETTI.