Chef’s kiss, @merriam-webster.com !

Time for my September reading wrap-up! #books #reading #septemberwrapup bookwyrmshoard.com/challenges/m...

A ramshackle old castle, a hidden book, a treasure hunt, and a touch of romance make The Secret Christmas Library a delightful read. #bookreview #holidaybooks #jennycolgan bookwyrmshoard.com/book-reviews...

Doctor I trust more than RFK Jr:

As a brand-new weaver, I was excited to find this book at my regional library, and so impressed with its content that I have ordered my own copy. #weaving #bookreview bookwyrmshoard.com/book-reviews...

I wasn’t at WorldCon. I didn’t see this happen; the first I heard about it was when someone reposted Elizabeth Bear’s post. I was appalled. It was the responsibility of both the announcer & the Hugo committee to make sure the announcer was well prepared & could say each name correctly. They failed.

It’s #wipwednesday, so today I blogged about my current fibery WIPs (works in progress)! #knitting #spinning #weaving bookwyrmshoard.com/wip-wednesda...

The #TopTenTuesday prompt this week was “books with a high page count.” What’s the longest book you’ve ever read? bookwyrmshoard.com/top-ten-tues...

What a lovely, warm hug of a book! Cozy, heartwarming, and enchanting (but never saccharine or twee), A Witch’s Guide to Magical Innkeeping centers around found family, love, acceptance, healing, and the strength of rebuilding yourself after disaster. #cozyfantasy bookwyrmshoard.com/book-reviews...

I absolutely loved the fourth in the Innkeeper Chronicles, Sweep of the Blade, by @ilonaandrews.bsky.social. It has action, suspense, humor, politics, treachery… and sizzling chemistry. #ScienceFiction #SFF #scifiromance #scifiromance bookwyrmshoard.com/book-reviews...

Celia Lake’s gentle, thoughtful Albion novels are high on my list of cozy fantasy comfort reads: Magic, romance, & diverse characters who treat one another with kindness, care, & respect, all in a historical fantasy setting. @celialake.bsky.social #bookreview bookwyrmshoard.com/book-reviews...

In the Sunday Post, I take a look back at my week both on and off the blog. The Sunday Post is hosted by the delightful @caffeinatedreviewer.com . bookwyrmshoard.com/sunday-post/... #sundaypost #weekinreview

Reposting for the clever literary joke.

Absolutely baller headline tbh 😂 (click through below for the whole thing, and support them if you can here: 826-boston.myshopify.com)

While the World Waits. Start writing your book. You don’t need to have it all figured out. Just a little time, & the desire to begin. Set your timer for ten minutes, and start writing. Don’t judge what comes out—just let it flow. Remember: if you don’t write, you have nothing to edit. #WritingTip

Ill news, by’r lady—seldom comes the better. I fear, I fear ’twill prove a giddy world.

Hey, so it's National Library Week. You're going to see a lot of calls to get a library card and check out books. All well and good. But I'm going to ask you to do something a little more supportive: speak up.

#NationalLibraryWeek kicks off today! It’s a time to celebrate the places that welcome everyone, spark curiosity, and strengthen our communities. This week, take a moment to discover—or rediscover—what makes your library special. What draws you to the library? ilovelibraries.org/national-lib...

It's time for the Sunday Post, a look back at my week on and off the blog. The Sunday Post is hosted by @caffeinatedreviewer.com . Check her out! bookwyrmshoard.com/sunday-post/...

Monthly Wrap-Up: May 2025. In which I share what I read this month, along with the state of my challenges and goals. #marchreading #MonthInReview bookwyrmshoard.com/challenges/m...

Listen Up! #Audiobook Review: Bookshops and Bonedust by Travis Baldree twimom227.com/2025/03/list...

Wish I had seen this yesterday, but it’s still clever and quite fun!

Words to remember, in any creative endeavor. Or housework, for that matter.

With the imminent death of the NaNoWriMo organization & website, may I ask all authors who recorded or wrote NaNo pep talks to PLEASE get a copy of your pep talk so it doesn't disappear? And then share it with all the bereft NaNo writers out there? #NaNoWriMo #authors

Rom-com meets spy novel in The Blonde Identity. It’s full of danger, action, & chase scenes; it’s also funny, sexy, & frothy in all the right ways. And it hits some familiar tropes in ways that feel simultaneously fresh & comfortingly familiar. #bookreview bookwyrmshoard.com/book-reviews...

The first Dorothy Gentleman mystery is a cozy mystery set in space, featuring an engaging, practical, wryly humorous first-person narrator and a very clever premise. I'm already looking forward to book #2! bookwyrmshoard.com/book-reviews... #bookreview #sciencefiction #mystery

If you need something hopeful right now, read this thread. #bookstores #books

The Verity Kent series gets off to a good start with “trapped on an island with a killer” mystery set in post-WWI Britain. She kept me guessing to the end, but it's the main character & her complicated relationship that really hooked me on the series. #bookreview bookwyrmshoard.com/book-reviews...

I’m a little late for #TopTenTuesday, but here are the top 10 (okay, 20) books on my spring TBR. bookwyrmshoard.com/top-ten-tues... #springtbr #TTT #books

The 1985 BBC adaptation of Agatha Christie's The Moving Finger is one of my comfort movies. I recently reread the original mystery. I know this is heresy, but this is one case in which the movie is better than the book. bookwyrmshoard.com/book-reviews...

Received my preorder of The Spinner’s Blending Board Bible yesterday… two weeks before it officially comes out. (Not that I’m complaining!) #spinning #fiberprep #bookmail

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! In honor of the day, I am rereading Jewels of the Sun, a Nora Roberts romance set in Ireland with slightly fantastical elements. What Irish-themed or Irish-set romances, fantasies, or mysteries would you recommend?

Oh hell no...

I absolutely adored the audiobook of Judi Dench’s Shakespeare: The Man Who Pays the Rent. To quote my review, it is “a master class in how to read, understand, and play Shakespeare, and more generally, how to act.” bookwyrmshoard.com/book-reviews...

Terry Brooks, retiring.

That sounds… absolutely perfect.

If you see this, post a dragon. • Artist credit: Christin Jaynes • Graphic design: Lark, The Bookwyrm’s Hoard (using Canva)

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I pre-ordered this and I can’t wait! #audiobook #sciencefiction

I love this description.

It is Shrove Tuesday or Pancake Day. Did you have your pancakes today? www.awarenessdays.com/awareness-da...

A gentle reminder that bloggers review books because we are passionate about reading. We don't get paid and do it out of genuine love. The best way to show your appreciation is to support us back. Promote our posts. Share what we do. Give back some of the love we give you.

Today is Wednesday, Feb 26. Good morning ❤️ eat take your meds hydrate tell your people you love them let them love you back We are here. This is real. Let's build a home for each other and fight like hell.

Would you like to read the first chapter of The Martian Contingency now? Before waiting to receive your preordered copy on March 18? Well, lucky you, @reactorsff.bsky.social delivers. reactormag.com/excerpts-the...

Every major UK newspaper - left, right, broadsheet, tabloid - is running a front page campaign against copyright carveouts for AI training. I can't remember the last time any political cause had such broad support, let alone one so anti-big tech and so economically consequential.

the funniest thing you'll read today. and given the state of the world, make some time for funny things. (h/t to Sai from the fated mates discord for finding this one.) electricliterature.com/is-the-book-...

#CurrentlyReading Can’t Spell Treason Without Tea by @rebeccathorne.bsky.social. It’s delightful!

“Marginalia” by @maryrobinettekowal.com was one of my favorites of 2024! Here’s the link to read it (free): buff.ly/4gQ6Our