Monthly Archives: April 2021

“I may just be the owner of a small bookstore in the middle of the country trying to argue against the world’s richest man …”

Posted on April 20, 2021 by Kate Stover

Danny Caine continues, “but that doesn’t mean I’m going to quietly watch the world’s richest man relentlessly collect money, influence, and power.”  In 128 pages, he argues for “resisting” Amazon.  Much of what he says about fighting for local economies, … Continue reading →

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“Wasn’t it dreadful? I almost hoped somebody might stand up at the back of the church and forbid the marriage – like in Jane Eyre…”

Posted on April 12, 2021 by Kate Stover

The vicar’s wife continues, “…and expose John as an imposter. I wanted it to happen, and not only for Ianthe’s good.” Wow! What a confession! The vicar’s wife – who we thought should be friends with Ianthe – disapproved of … Continue reading →

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