This was a sad week in many ways. First, there was the loss of Lee Thompson Young, actor on Rizzoli & Isles. Man, that show won't be the same without him...
Then there was the passing of Elmore Leonard. I could write a dozen posts on how he's influenced my writing, but I'll only be repeating what's been said by others. He'll be missed tremendously.
It's odd when someone you never knew personally, but impacted you anyway, dies. To add to the sadness: I just heard that a young writer friend passed away--we'll miss you, Amy.
It put a dark stamp on the week for sure. All best to the families, who'll be feeling this loss and such a deeper level...
On a happier note: there was this great article on what kids think the world would be like without libraries.
And in case you're a cheapskate like me: 28 ways a library can save you money.
To end the week with a smile, here's Steve Martin and Kermit, playing some banjo.
Banjo music makes everything a little better. And Kermit, too.
Have a bright, happy weekend, all.
News from middle-grade mystery author Fleur Bradley. Also, book reviews and cat pictures...
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Friday, August 23, 2013
Friday, August 16, 2013
Friday around the web: cake for Alfred Hitchcock, cats, crime, and Rizzoli&Isles
So there was Alfred Hitchcock's birthday on the 13th, in case you needed a reason for cake. Also, there was this very interesting article on cat hair tracing back to a criminal (hat tip to author pal Laura Ellen). Moral of the story: use one of those lint brushes before you commit a crime. Better yet: just stay home with your cats and read a book instead (a cat cozy mystery, maybe?).
Then there was this link to Google maps, where you can take a look inside the Tardis (for you fellow Whovians). I'm ready to go...
And for some good news: Rizzoli&Isles was renewed for a fifth season, as reported on Tess Gerritsen's site. I just discovered this show, but I'm looking forward already.
Happy weekend, all!
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