Book Review: Sir Terry Pratchett’s Small Gods
Strange things happen to nice people in Discworld. People like Brutha tending his melon patch. Then he hears the voice of a god calling his name. A small god and bossy as Hell.
Author: Kathy Davie
Word Confusion: In Actual Fact
In actual fact, there are a number of grammar rules that aren’t really rules at all. Explore actual and fact for yourself in this Word Confusion from KD Did It.
Book Review: Janet Evanovich & Lee Goldberg’s The Scam
Forced into partnership with the master thief she’s been chasing, FBI agent Kate O’Hare and master thief Nicolas Fox plan to take down a brutal casino magnate.
Book Review: William Joyce’s The Sandman
The Man in the Moon needs a helper when he suddenly remembers the pilot of that shooting star who fell asleep so long ago.
Book Review: Yasmine Galenorn’s Flight From Death
A simple ghost hunt, a favor for a friend, that quickly becomes a deadly fight with an 80-year-old murder, a cursed house, and a dark force trapping the spirits within.
Linguistics: Capitonym
A capitonym is a subgroup under homograph, both of which come under the homonym umbrella. A capitonym appears to be the same word BUT one is capitalized and the other is not. In this Linguistics post from KD Did It.
Book Review: Sir Terry Pratchett’s Moving Pictures
It’s all about the truth behind the magic of Holy Wood and why it…lures you in.
Book Review: Cindy Gerard’s Taking Fire
Played for a fool six years ago, former Spec Ops Bobby Taggart is furious to discover the sexy war correspondent again in Oman, just before that bomb goes off.
Linguistics: Monosemy
A monosemic word is a subgroup under homograph, both of which come under the homonym umbrella. A monosemy is one word with ONLY one meaning and sounds the same, obviously!
Book Review: Rachel Caine’s Ink and Bone
History is re-written in a world where the Great Library of Alexandria survived to emerge ruthless and powerful with the personal ownership of books expressly forbidden.