A-F G-K L-P Q-U V-Z

A-F

• Almost done with March in August
• April 2017 Inclusive Reading Report
• April 2018 sources
• April 2019 Sources
• April 2018 summary
• April 2019 Summary
• April 2020 Summary
• Are small towns uhoric or utopic?
• Armchair BEA: Fostering Relationships You Might Not Have Thought About
• Armchair BEA: Getting to Know Notorious Spinks
• Armchair BEA: Reading by the Numbers
• Armchair BEA: We Blog
• Armchair BEA: Welcome to Puss Reboots
• Armchair Book Expo introductions
• August 2017 Reading Sources
• August 2017 Reading Summary
• August 2018 Sources
• August 2019 Sources August 2018 Summary August 2019 Summary
• Back Half round-up: Favorite books read and reviewed from July-December 2017
• BBAW: Interview with Glorified Love Letters
• Best Practices
  
• Betrayed by Elmo
• Bloggiesta Mini Challenge: digital photography
• Bloggiesta: to do list
• Blogging rituals
• Book TraffiC Control 2003
• Books and food
• Books on Books
• Books with Strong Families
• Boys and Girls
• Bricks, bricks and more bricks
• BTC database complete
• The butt ugly 1970s
• Caligula cat
• Canadian Books reviewed in 2017
• Car keys
• Children's fantasy that isn't British
• Collaboration
• Crazy for cozies
• Crossing the Cornfield
• Crossing the Cornfield and Saving the World: The Neddiad by Daniel Pinkwater
• Curating while reading
• Cybils Update (October 16)
• Cybils Update (October 23)
• Cybils Update (October 30)
• Cybils Update (November 06)
• Cybils Update (November 13)
• Cybils Update (November 20)
• Cybils Update (November 27)
• Cybils Update (December 04)
• December 2017 Sources
• December 2017 Summary
• December 2018 Sources
• December 2018 Summary
• December 2019 sources
• December 2019 summary
• Detour ahead
• Diverse Books Reviewed in 2017
• Don Quixote: Book 1
• Don Quixote: Boox 2
• Don Quixote: Book 3
• Don Quixote: Book 4: Chapters 28-37
• Don Quixote: Book 4: Chapters 28-37
• Don Quixote: Disarmed and Dangerous
• Don Quixote: Harold and Kumar
• Don Quixote: The La Mancha Story
• Don Quixote: Q and Sancho Panza Strike Back
• Don Quixote: Sancho's Big Score
• Don Quixote: Divide and Conquer
• Don Quixote: Judge a Book By Its Cover
• Don Quixote: Try to Remember
• Don't Let the Pigeon Do an Interview Favorite Canadian books of 2019
• Favorite graphic novels of 2019
• Favorites of the first half of 2018 Favorites of the second half of 2018
• Favorite books of 2016 by month
• Favorite books published in 2015
• Favorite Own Voices read in 2016
  
• Favorite book releases of 2019
• Favorite road narrative spectrum books of 2019
• Favorite series read in 2016
• Favorite Science Fiction and Fantasy read in 2016
• The February 2017 Gap
• Road Narrative Update for February 2019
• February 2018 Sources
• February 2019 Sources
• February 2018 Summary
• February 2019 Summary
• February 2020 Summary
• February 2020 Sources
• February 2017 ROOB and other news
• First book of the year
• Five stars in 2017
• From 00CC33 to 33CCCC: a road narrative analysis of Haunting of Hill House, book and Netflix television series

G-K

• The Gallifreyan Roundabout or Circular thinking and navigation
• Gender in Ozma of Oz
• Genuine antiquitee, yes sir-ee
• Getting there: it's the road, stupid
• Good Thing We Didn't Have Any Plans
• Graphic Novels Reviewed in 2017
• The great logic puzzle of life
• Greenglass House by Kate Milford: A road narrative deconstruction
• Halfway through March in June
• Half year round-up - Favorite books read in 2017
• Historical Fiction
• A Holmesian Approach to Magnum PI
• How I classify the road narrative protagonist
• How I Spend My Time
• How to read the classics
• I don't only post reviews
• In search of Manning Coles
• In the upside-down: the hobo life in Oz
• Inclusive reading in February 2017
• Ignoring the eight percent
• The illusion of organized reading
• Introduction to the road narrative project
• The invisible Pokémon Go player
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (April 01)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (April 08)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (April 15)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (April 22)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (April 29)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (May 06)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (May 13)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (May 20)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (May 27)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (June 03)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (June 10)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (June 17)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (June 24)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (July 01)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (July 08)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (July 15)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (July 22)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (July 29)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (August 05)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (August 12)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (August 19)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (August 26)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (September 02)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (September 09)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (September 16)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (September 23)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (September 30)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (October 07)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (October 14)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (October 21)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (October 28)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (November 04)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (November 11)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (November 18)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (November 25)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (December 02)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (December 09)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (December 16)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (December 23)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (December 30)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (January 06)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (January 13)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (January 20)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (January 27)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (February 03)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (February 10)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (February 17)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (February 24)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (March 02)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (March 09)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (March 16)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (March 23)
• It's Monday! What Are You Reading? (March 30)
• January 2018 Sources
• January 2019 Sources
• January 2018 Summary
• January 2019 Summary
• January 2020 Sources
• January 2020 Summary
• January inclusivity reading and shortening the gap in reviewing
• July 2017 Reading Sources
• July 2017 Reading Summary July 2018 Sources July 2019 Sources
• July 2018 Summary
• July 2019 Summary
• June 2017 Reading Report
• June 2017 Reading Sources
• June 2018 Sources
• June 2019 Sources
• June 2020 Summary
• June 2018 Summary
• June 2019 Summary
• June 2020 Summary

L-P

• The Long Valley and Nanowrimo
• Looking ahead to July
• A Map to the Road Narrative Spectrum
• Mapping Labyrinth (1986)
• Mapping the roads of the American nightmare
• March 2017 Inclusive Reading Report
• March 2018 Sources
• March 2019 Sources
• March 2020 Sources
• March 2018 Summary
• March 2019 Summary
• March 2020 Summary
  
• March 2017 ROOB and News
• Metaphoric language of marginalized travelers
• The maze isn't for you — except when it is
• May 2017 Inclusive Reading Report
• May 2018 Sources
• May 2019 Sources
• May 2020 Sources
• May 2018 Summary
• May 2019 Summary
• May 2020 Summary
• May is looking a lot like mid March
• The Monster in the middle
• Mount Diablo and my inner surveyor Mysteries reviewed in 2017
• Nanowrimo and thoughts on stereotypes
• Nanowrimo and thoughts on writing
• Nanowrimo finished on a cliffhanger
• No students! or My First Bookstore
• Not Every Book Gets a Review
• November reading and looking towards the last month
• November 2017 Sources
• November 2017 Summary
• November 2018 Sources
• November 2019 Sources
• November 2018 Summary
• November 2019 Summary
• October 2016 Reading Summary
• October 2018 Sources
• October 2019 Sources
• October 2017 Summary
• October 2018 Summary
• October 2019 Summary
• On counting books: stop policing other people's reading
• On deja vu or why I keep a list of what I read
• On missed reviews
• On Note Taking
• On playing Sherlock Holmes — or Sarah stares at shoes
• On reading
• On reading ebooks and digital fatigue
• On reading diversely
• On reading your own books and moving
• Passports, boarding passes, and other carry on items — or Sarah loses things
• One star ratings are short hand for DNF
• Place Character Shibboleth: Towards an understanding of bypass stories

Q-T

• Read Our Own Books - April 2017
• Read Our Own Books May 2017
• Reading Bones
• Reading Current
• Reading goals for 2016
• Reading goals for 2017
• Reading goals for 2018
• Replacing ARCs with Research
• Rethinking Urban Fantasy: Where is Nagspeake?
• Ring
• The road (narrative project) so far Road Narrative Spectrum
• Road Narrative Summary
• Road Narrative Update for September 2018
• Road Narrative Update for October 2018
• Road Narrative Update for November 2018
• Road Narrative Update for December 2018
• Road Narrative Update for January 2019
• Road Narrative Update for February 2019
• Road Narrative Update for March 2019
• Road Narrative Update for
• April 2019 Road Narrative Update for May 2019 Road Narrative Update for June 2019 Road Narrative Update for July 2019
• Road Narrative Update for September 2019
• The road not taken
• Road trip to the underworld: the Nome King and Hades
• 99FFFF-990000: Scarecrows and Minotaurs
• September 2017 Sources
• September 2017 Summary
• September 2018 Sources
• September 2018 Summary
• September 2019 Sources
• September 2019 Summary
• Seven narrative ways to travel
• Sibling magic on and off road in the fantasy and horror road narrative
• 641 reviews
• The slippery slope of trying to read current
• Small towns and out of the way places
• So you want to blog
• Spider-man 3
• The Splendid Dystopia in the Marvelous Land of Oz
• Stop Americanizing imported English language books
• Susan Vreeland
• Swann's Way: Combray: part 1: Lisa's First Word
• Swann's Way: Combray: part 2: Baby Mine
• Swann's Way: Combray: part 3: I Sing the Body Electric
• Swann's Way: Combray: part 4: The Lady in Pink
• Swann's Way: Combray: part 5: Bleeding Gums Murphy
• Swann's Way: Combray: part 6: Caturday
• Swann's Way: Combray: part 7: Cherry Blossoms
• Swann's Way: Combray: part 8: Marge Simpson
• Swann's Way: Combray: part 9: Liana Telfer
• Swann's Way: Swann in Love: part 10: Bender in Love
• Swann's Way: Swann in Love: part 11: Margaret Dumon
• Swann's Way: Swann in Love: part 12: Hyacinth Bucket
• Swann's Way: Swann in Love: part 13: Rose
• Swann's Way: Swann in Love: part 14: Mildred Krebs
• Swann's Way: Swann in Love: part 15: Pepé Le Pew
• Swann's Way: Swann in Love: part 16: The Many Faces of Captain Jack Harkness
• Swann's Way: Swann in Love: part 17: Cordelia Chase
• Swann's Way: Swann in Love: part 18: Saffron
• Swann's Way: Place-Names: part 19: Thomas O'Malley
• Taking books on vacation
• Ten best cat books
• Ten best graphic novels
• Ten best nonfiction
• Ten best oddballs
• Ten best picture books
• Ten best science fiction and fantasy
• Ten best tween books
• Thanks for the Memoirs
• There are 216 road narrative stories (that I'm interested in)
• Thirteen favourite Canadian reads of 2018
• Thirty years of tracking my reading
• Thirty-one years of tracking my reading
• Thirty-two years of tracking my reading
• The three faces of Eleanor
• Top 10 Book Lists from 2008
• 2017 books read and reviewed
• The transformative power of the cornfield: magic in the Marvelous Land of Oz
• Traveling between utopia and uhoria: an introduction to the use of space and time in Oz and Night Vale
• Traveling party
• Twelve favorite diverse books read in 2018
• Twelve Favorite graphic novels read in 2018
• Twelve favorite mysteries read in 2018
• Twelve favorite Road Narrative Spectrum books read in 2018
• Twenty-eight years of being a serious reader
• Twenty-Five Years of Reading
• Twenty-four years of reading
• Twenty-nine years of being a reader
• Two Times a Traitor by Karen Bass

U-Z

• Ulysses: Episode 1 - Telemachus: Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy
• Ulysses: Episode 2 - Nestor: Kif
• Ulysses: Episode 3: Proteus: Georgia Nicholson
• Ulysses: Episode 4: Calypso: Parasites Lost
• Ulysses: Episode 5: The Lotus Eaters: Down to the River to Pray
• Ulysses: Episode 6: Hades: Agent Caitlin 'Kate' Todd
• Ulysses: Episode 7: Aeolus: J. Jonah Jameson
• Ulysses: Episode 8: The Laestrygonians: Earl's Court to Islington
• Ulysses: Episode 9: Scylla and Charybdis: If I Had a Hammer
• Ulysses: Episode 10: The Wandering Rocks: Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead
• Ulysses: Episode 11: Sirens: Our Man in Havana
• Ulysses: Episode 12: The Cyclops: Pick-a-Little
• Ulysses: Episode 13: Nausicaä: Petting in the Park
• Ulysses: Episode 14: Oxen in the Sun: The Critic in the Cabernet
• Unmappable structures: Tuesdays at the Castle by Jessica Day George
• An update on the road narrative reading
• Urban Fantasy is a two way street
• The value of ebooks
• Weekends
• What do readers want?
• What isn't a road narrative: towards an ontological understanding of the road's importance
• What's your earliest memory of reading? When February is three months long
• Where the girls are
• Who is Dorothy?
• Why I'm no longer accepting review copies
• Why YA matters to me