Last night I had the opportunity to join in author Erin McCole Cupp’s Sabbath Rest Book Talk. Erin has been producing these short fiction talks built around a specific theme for several months, but this is the first group edition in which she was joined by the lovely Rebecca Willen and me!
Here are the featured books that we discussed:
My behind-the-scenes extras:
- I first read To Kill a Mockingbird six years ago. I used Cliffnotes (for the first time in my life) and a video to refresh my memory of the story.
- Right before we started, my computer wanted to download new software. I made a quick switch to laptop, which sat at a different height on the desk. So that I didn’t look like I was sitting on a high perch, I knelt through the entire video.
- Mike Mulligan and His Steam Shovel was one of my person childhood favorites.
- More from the Barbara Golder, author of Dying for Revenge in this National Public Radio interview.
Take a look and see how we did!
You KNELT the whole time? My knees would have just up and died. Double thanks for joining us on Sunday!
Did I mention the floors are hard wood? Just a little extra Lenten penance. 😉