Summer of 2019 Reading

This is a new construction of thoughts on matters of interest.  I would love to begin a reading room
we're honest critic can be expressed.
So many authors are flooding the market with the same formula , it annoys me.   I must research what constitutes plagerism.  I have quickly flipped to the author s backflap for a hint of who they are.
Skimpy source I know, but a picture is worth more to me & my intuition than words.
If a rule to writers is " write what you know" then judging an author would give me a starting point.

I must confess, I enjoy writers ( female) who are past the chapters filled with romance.( sex)  I prefer
A more clever approach, my imagination isn't gone YET.  Yes, this shortens the reading list, but what great classics depend on pages of the "original sin" ( don't jump , I  know, subjective)

This brings me to Why are most bookreview sites run by young people? ( women).  Older do still read & buy books, it is still the gift grands depend on to spark young minds!
I follow many book review sites and this is my most pressing question.  I do appreciate the excellent efforts , I would enjoy an older perspective.

That is why I am writing to. MySelf & anyone else who would share their thoughts.

Welcome All to Prudence Chatterley!









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  1. How wonderful! I will visit often. xxx

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    1. I will hold you to it! Let's all get back what WE do best! xo

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  2. If I run across any books without SEX that I think you'd enjoy, I shall definitely forward that information on to you! ;)

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    1. The DollHouse was a wonderful read, The Discovery of Witches Trilogy, Brilliant! I just don't like the same old same old, take 2 chapters to Yada, yada yada" too easy & lazy in my opinion. Old Bitter Crone I guess. My mind is the last muscle that needs stimulation! xoxo.
      Sooooo wonderful to have you visit! xo

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