Tag: library

• The Books I’ve Read On Libby, So Far

  

  I recently switched from Kindle to Libby. Here’s what I’ve read on the library app, so far!

  The Pittsburgh Writer

  22 Jul 2022

  On The Books, The Blog

  amreading, Ashes & Alchemy, books, ebooks, Haunted Pittsburgh, Libby, library, library app, Pittsburgh's Mansions, Shine, The Forest of Vanishing Stars

• My Plans for a Little Library!

  

  There’s a phenomena popping up all across the United States. What is it? Tiny libraries!

  The Pittsburgh Writer

  15 Jul 2022

  The Blog

  Blogger, books, building, DIY, Free Little Library, library, literacy, pgh creative, Pittsburg reads, Pittsburgh, reading

• The Alphabet Book Tag // A to Z, Literally!

  Hello again fellow book lovers! As 2020 creeps ever closer to 2021, I’ve tried to stay off social media and slow down with blogging. In theory, this break was to encourage work on my novel series and curb procrastination. Let’s just say I failed. Miserably. The internet’s full of different types of Book Tags. Today’s […]

  The Pittsburgh Writer

  5 Oct 2020

  On The Books, The Blog

  A, A Reluctant Bride, A to Z, A Worthy Rebel, AG Bromley, Alex Lake, An Uncommon Woman, Annie Grey, Beauty, books, books books books, Brittany Fitcher, Captured by a Highland Pirate, Carrie Arrow, Dorothy Mack, Dreamer of Briarfell, Elite, Emily Deady, Emily R. King, fairy tales, Forest of Firelight, Gangs and Outlaws of Western Pennsylvania, Heidi Kimball, Helen Wilson, histfic, historical fiction, Images of America, Jessica Braun, Jody Hedlund, Kasey Stockton, Kenneth C. Springirth, Killing Kate, Laura Frantz, library, Lucy Tempest, Lydia Kendall, Maiden in the Tower, Michael Hassett, Neverland Falling, New Adult, Patricia Haverton, Pittsburgh's Streamlined Trolleys, Rachel Fordman, reading, reading list, retellings, Robin McKinley, Shard of Glass, Shari L. Tapscott, T.Percy Lewis, The Alphabet Book Tag, The Alphabet Tag, The Book Tag, The Fire Queen, The Hope of Azure Springs, The Jewels of Halstead Manor, The Lost Countess That Counted the Stars, The Official Downton Abbey Cookbook, The Unlikely Chaperone, The Victorian Book of Cakes, Thomas White, Through the Eyes of a Blind Duchess, Todd Wilson, YA, Young adult

• The Covered Bridges of Pennsylvania

  Pennsylvania. The land of bridges. If you read my last post about the different kinds of maps, then you’ll know about topographical maps. If not, then the briefest definition of topography is the “detailed description or representation on a map of the natural and artificial features of an area” and is used mostly in the […]

  The Pittsburgh Writer

  4 Oct 2018

  Historical Pennsylvania, The Blog

  authors, blog, blogging, books, covered bridges, creative writing, Creativity, Fiction, historical fiction, history, journal, library, Lifestyle, literature, non-fiction, nonfiction, Novel, novel research, novels, Publishing, research, Research It, Terminology, trains, trolleys, Writing

• Thoughts on Publishing Temptations

  Patience is a virtue. Have your parents or grandparent or older figure in your life ever said that to you when you were younger and you threw a tantrum when you didn’t see immediate results? That’s what this Facing It post is going to be all about. Let’s look at the very definition of patience. […]

  The Pittsburgh Writer

  2 Oct 2018

  The Blog, The Writing Journey

  authors, blog, blogging, books, creative writing, Creativity, Dreams, Fiction, library, Lifestyle, literature, Novel, novels, Terminology, Tips, tips and tricks, Writing

• The Dream that Star Trek Gave Me

  I began this journey when I was ten years old. At least, I believe I was around ten. It seems that most of my memories from childhood come from between the ages of seven and ten, and I probably blocked most of my middle school years from memory because that was not the greatest time […]

  The Pittsburgh Writer

  27 Aug 2016

  The Blog, The Writing Journey

  amwriting, Authorship, blog, Captain Kirk, Doctor Who, Dreams, Equality, Fiction, historical fiction, Hope, Introvert, Keep Calm, libraries, library, Lost in Space, Pulp Fiction, Reading Rainbow, Science Fiction, Simon Pegg, Star Trek, Wallflower, William Shatner, Writer, Writing