INFJoe Cartoon: How to Enjoy a Fine Book

Today’s cartoon was inspired by fellow INFJ and artist Debbie Tung (@WheresMyBubble). Save

via How to Enjoy a Fine Book — INFJoe Cartoons

I couldn’t have said it better INFJoe.

Their Analysis of Armadale

An introduction to a classic Victorian novel Will the real Allan Armadale please stand up? Armadale, Wilkie Collins’s longest novel (and he wrote quite a few doorstops), was serialised in Cornhill magazine between November 1864 and June 1866, and published as a two-volume novel in 1866. It took Collins two years to write. Like another […]

via A Short Analysis of Wilkie Collins’s Armadale — Interesting Literature

Sounds absolutely intriguing and will be added to my ever-growing TBR List. I haven’t ever read any Victorian Classics so, that’ll be something new for me.  The analysis definitely makes the Classic seem fantastically spun with interesting characters. I can’t wait until I have time to get my hands on a copy of this tale. It’s always exciting finding a new book to read.

Romance Interest Survey

Romance Readers Interest Survey: authors want to know- what do YOU want in a romance story? Let your voice be heard here: surveymonkey.com/r/QXWYBS7

 

via Romance Reader Interest Survey — Autumn Montague: Lessons in Desire

What do you enjoy in a Romance? I tend to like all different kinds of things… you know, just to mix it up.  There’s nothing more interesting to me than keeping a broad liking of the different choices.