If you’ve ever needed, for some incomprehensible reason, to shove a ton of clothing into a very small suitcase and not bring your toiletries, BuzzFeed has the answer for you.
Watch the video over on WildlyTraveled.
I am beyond thrilled to announce my mother, S.B. Fabian’s, first online published piece of travel writing!
“The siren began its long, mournful wail that grew in intensity over the course of several seconds. It continued at a high pitch for half a minute, only to fade away and begin again. Hearing the call, my heart seized in panic as my eyes flew to the window in search of what might be coming. Planes? Helicopters? I jumped off my seat and scrambled under the desk, hands clasped across the back of my neck as I faced the floor and silently prayed that no planes would appear, no bombs would drop, nothing would explode, nothing would hit me.”
To read more, click on the image above, or head over to WildlyTraveled.
Posted in WildlyTraveled
Tagged 1970s, bombing, history, india, memoir, pakistan, travel, travel writing, women writing, writing
Have you ever imagined what a text conversation involving your favorite literary characters would be like? Well look no further! Mallory Ortberg’s Texts from Jane Eyre: And Other Conversations With Your Favorite Literary Characters answers that exact question.
Posted in Books, WildlyRead
Tagged 2014 release, book, book review, books, comedy, funny, mallory ortberg, new release, read, reading, satire
Ladies! The wait is over! Now all those pesky science questions you have, the ones that are most important to YOU as a LADY, are being answered by Megan Amram, in her new book, Science…for Her!
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Tagged 2014 release, book, book review, books, megan amram, new release, science for her, Wildly Read, wildlyread
You know the drill: Tuesday is New Release Day in the book industry!
Today has extra cause for celebration because the first new release is Gail Carriger’s much-anticipated third book in her Finishing School series, Waistcoats & Weaponry.
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Tagged 2014 release, book, book review, books, finishing school, gail carriger, new release, teen read, Wildly Read, wildlyread, YA, young adult
Article for NW Kids Magazine, November 2014
Article for NW Kids Magazine, September 2014
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