we love a bonnet parade— almost as much as we love stories! please enjoy the collected weekly reading book review videos of april (as they happened each monday morning this month). along with links to bookshop.org where you can learn more about each title that intrigues you!
Read Morei got to see katori' hall’s THE MOUNTAINTOP at the warehouse theatre last night. and i already bought tickets to see it again.
Read Moreon seeing THE GREAT GATSBY (touring b’way company) and wondering how many people had to write essays about the symbolismmmmm of that greeeeen liiiiight—- and how many thousands must have forgotten the ending. OR: upon reflecting on 10th grade english class with mrs. greig.
Read Morean announcement of the 2026 shows for the south carolina new play festival… AND something (happy-scary-NEW) i’ve been learning/doing/trying!
Read Morewhile i took march “off” from our weekly reading book review videos EverY monday morning, i couldn’t help but share the highlights as this FASt month wraps up! :D here’s what i loved the most…
Read Morelast year, i began the quest to read through the bard’s known canon. i made it half-way. and the quest continues! here are my favourite quotes from the five plays i’ve read SO FAR this year! (complete with one handlettered quote from each!)
Read Morewelcome to the month of the best day of the year: a sparkle heart glitter love fest for everybody! since i can’t make pink & red paper chains alllll month, here are all of this month’s weekly reading book reviews, complete with title links to bookshop.org where you just might be able to find a new favourite story or few! :D
Read Morefebruary theatre goodness: SUFFS and NARNIA. and the parallels of acting and writing.
Read Morethe art of storytelling gallery opening + a bonus time*lapse painting video of my most recent (& v. accurate self*portrait)! :)
Read Morehappiest of brand new years to you! let’s start it off with some new stories, shall we? :D
here are all of january’s weekly reading book reviews— posted every monday as thtey happen. complete with links to shop each title at bookshop.org (because we’re all about the indie bookstores, no?) ;)
Read Morei thought i’d read all of shakespeare’s (known) canon in 2025. i’ve been going alphabetically, and the Kings slowed me down. but here are twelve plays (king henry V through measure for measure!) that i read in the last 6 months of 2025… all with favourite quotes and one handlettering quote per play by me! :)
Read Morehere are all of december 2025’s weekly reading book reviews as they happened every monday morning! videos + links to shop the titles & learn more while supporting indie bookstores at bookshop.org
Read Morewelcome to our (ever-growing) collection of november’s weekly reading book reviews! assembled here (as they’re filmed each monday), complete with links so you can learn more about each title at bookshop.org.
happy cozy (warm!) reading to you!
Read Morehow far and how fast can i go in the name of fomo and fave authors? far and speedily. a sunny fall saturday in which i use eleven hours to experience a teeeeeeny tiny fraction of story-filled ya’ll fest in charleston.
Read Morein which i take dad to see a broadway show downtown greenville and have to fight the urge to sing along to a few of “my favorite things.”
Read Morethe funniest sad musical you’ll ever see.
Read Moretravel back in time with me to august 2025 in which we go to allllll the theatre (& workshops) we can handle in four days! huzzah! in this post: MERLIN RETURNS, starring PIFF THE MAGIC DRAGON! (and mr. piffles, the also-magical dragon suit-clad chihuahua.)
Read Morei managed to do an october art challenge this month! so please enjoy 31 ghost bunny doodles and escapades of sillyness. :)
Read Morehullo, and welcome to october’s collection of our monday morning weekly reading book review videos— complete with links to learn more (&/or shop the titles!) at bookshop.org
happy spooky (or otherwise) crisp fall reads to you! :D
Read Morehere come all of september’s weekly reading book review videos! complete with links to bookshop.org where you can shop a title and support the local indie bookstore of your choice while you’re at it! :D
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