Out of Hibernation

[calissa]

Now that spring is well and truly underway, the Earl Grey Editing blog is coming out of hibernation. Posts resume as usual this week, with a review of Peter S. Beagle’s Summerlong tomorrow. On Friday I’ll be checking in with my schedule for Conflux… which starts in a week! I’m really looking forward to it.

My spring break was lovely. I got to spend some time with my family, took some photos of the flowers rioting in the area and (of course) managed to read a ton of books. I even ended up pushing back my return for an extra day so I could take a trip to the beach.

It hasn’t been all play, though. I’ve been busy behind the scenes. Earl Grey Editing now has a page for my review policy and one listing reviews by title. A page for reviews by author is still underway.

How about you? What’s your part of the world look like right now? Have you read any good books recently?

Mirrored from Earl Grey Editing.

Comments

[clare_dragonfly]

Oh, I love that photo! No violets around here--autumn is beginning, and I love it. (It's actually on time--even early--unlike the last few seasons!) The trees are starting to turn colors, and we're getting rain, windy, and gloomy days. Halloween is in the air. It's my favorite season!

[calissa]

Thank you! I'm very fond of violets... though I must admit the photos probably about a month old by now (I like to be prepared).

I'm glad you're enjoying Autumn. Every year when Autumn comes around, I'm sure it's my favourite season. Then Spring comes around and I change my mind! Do you get a lot of colour in the trees for Autumn?

[clare_dragonfly]

Yes, we get tons of color! There are lots of different kinds of trees around here and some turn red, some yellow, some orange, and many a mix of colors. I love it when one tree is red in one spot, surrounded by yellow, and the rest of the tree is still green. Absolutely gorgeous. And there are bushes that turn colors (some in particular across the street that turn a very bright red), and of course autumn flowers! Oh, and different trees turn at different times, so for a few months I can watch the trees doing different things.

[calissa]

That sounds lovely! Autumn here tends to be a muted affair, since most of our natives are evergreen. One day I hope to experience Autumn on a different continent.