I’d like to welcome Stasia Ward Kehoe to Good Books And Good Wine today! She’s here to talk about a character from her sophomore novel, The Sound Of Letting Go and to share a playlist with you. And you guys, I am pumped because we are featuring one of my favorite characters, Cal O’Casey! I won’t […]
Blog Tour: George O’Connor on Wine And The Making Of Olympians
February 9, 2014
Hey reader friends, I’d love to welcome George O’Connor author of the Olympians series to Good Books And Good Wine today. He has a really awesome post about Rome and Wine and writing. Greetings, oenophilic bibliophiles. My name is George O’Connor, and I will be your guest blogger today on Good Books and Good Wine. […]
Interview With Veronica Rossi #DarkDays
January 30, 2014
Friends, I know all of you are bursting at the seams with excitement over the fact that the Under The Never Sky trilogy is FINALLY complete and you probably cannot get enough information about this series. I am beyond pleased and excited to host Veronica Rossi here today for an interview, check out, Rossi’s answers are […]
Christmas Movie Traditions | A Guest Post By Sharon of Book Barbies
December 24, 2013
Reader friends, I’d like to give the warmest of welcomes to Sharon from The Book Barbies. She’s mad cool with one of my favorite blogs ever and some really great taste in books AND movies. Give it up for her as she talks to you all about one of her Christmas movie traditions! I’m a […]
The Cute Girl Network: Not A Dating Manual
November 15, 2013
Welcome MK Reed and G. Means to Good Books & Good Wine today. This dynamic duo will be talking a bit about their way awesome new graphic novel, The Cute Girl Network and how it is totally NOT a dating manual.
Bringing Books to Life: An Interview with Audiobook Narrator Johnathan McClain
November 14, 2013
Amie and Meg: We’re both huge audiobook fans, so when we found out These Broken Stars was going to be recorded, we were simultaneously ecstatic, and slightly terrified. We were overjoyed at the idea of having our story available to listen to—and of course worried about whether the narrators would do it justice! If only […]