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At this point, I'm at the half way mark for the FrightFall readathon and to date, my total of finished books is three, with two in mi...

In this new batch of Series-ous Reading that I'm doing for the remainder of the year, I get to sample more of Joanne Fluke's Hanna...

October is fast becoming my favorite time of the year not only due to Halloween but because it heralds the beginning of FrightFall , the S...

Yesterday saw the start of Banned Books Week for 2018, a yearly reminder about how precious our right to read freely is(especially during ...

It's no secret that I've developed a taste for foodie themed mysteries of late and one of the advantages of resetting my Series-ou...

There's just something about autumn that feels like the right time to read historical fiction. Maybe it's the crisp weather that b...

Autumn is a big time for movies, as many of them are stepping out into theaters in hopes of claiming some future Oscar glory. As it so h...

As some of you may know, I did a reset for my Series-ous Reading series and that lead to me spending Labor Day weekend with Winston Graham...

We have two weeks of summer left, time enough to get ready for the fall but just as important, time to enjoy these warm weather days to th...

Welcome to our second installment of Bad Movie Month as we continue to say "Badly Done, Brits" and once again, Colin Firth is f...

Late summer is often seen as a slow period for pop culture, with lackluster movies, TV reruns and the same old books served up on our ente...

Welcome ,friends, to another installment of Bad Movie Month here at LRG where we endure the dreaded dog days of August by looking over s...