The Desk of Karen Lee Field

When I Forgot by Elina Hirvonen

Some Kind of Normal by Heidi Willis

Dreamer by Steven Harper

Back in the days when gaming was nothing more than a white dot going back and forth on the screen, which was suitable called Tennis, a new game emerged. Pacman. Everyone thought it was so cool and would play it obsessively. I honestly don’t know how the repetitive music didn’t drive us all insane.

Witch on the Water by Christine Rose

The Hobbit by J. R. R. Tolkien

Rowan of the Wood by Christine Rose

MageSign by Alan Baxter

Writing Fiction for Dummies by Randy Ingermanson and Peter Economy

Imagine living your entire life from within the confines of your home. You never step foot outside the highly secured front door. Not for anything. Not ever! Why? Because it’s too dangerous. But you still go to work, go shopping, go to the doctors, go to the beach and to parties. You can go hand gliding, bungy jumping and skiing. You can do anything you wish. You can even jump out of a plane, if you want to. Heck, it doesn’t even matter if you forget to strap on a parachute first!