Welcome back, everyone! It’s the middle of the week, which means now we get to start thinking about Friday. Let’s be honest, though, there are some weeks when I start thinking about Friday on Sunday evening.
I’m already seeing Christmas stuff despite Halloween still being two weeks away. I know there’s the recurring joke that Christmas decor is getting put out earlier and earlier and I think that’s pretty accurate.
This year, I’m pretty meh on the holidays. How are you feeling?
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Kiki shared that The Davenports YA series will be adapted. Anyone excited to tune in?
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This was sent in my frequent commenter, PamG:
I saw a Big Idea post over on John Scalzi’s Whatever blog that really excited me today. (10/14). The author is Madeleine Robins, and she is releasing a new book in her Sarah Tolerance series, The Doxie’s Penalty. I have all the other books in this series, though it’s mystery rather than romance set in an alt Regency period. I consider these books to be an unsung treasure.
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This was sent in by Lisle, who included a gift link. It’s an article on the romance industry from The Atlantic. Nothing we don’t already know, but this is more for those not already inside the house.
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If you’re in the New England area, the Boston Book Fest is taking place on 10/25. There is a romance panel planned and Julia Quinn was interviewed in The Boston Globe about her involvement. I believe she’ll be doing a keynote.
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Don’t forget to share what cool or interesting things you’ve seen, read, or listened to this week! And if you have anything you think we’d like to post on a future Wednesday Links, send it my way!
The trailer for the “Heated Rivalry” tv adaptation is out! Our Canandian friends will be able to watch it on Crave; no U.S. option for the show yet.
https://youtu.be/ADi1iextoUM?si=zTcT5mmxjDqCDyn0
HeatherS – OMG Canada! ‘Heated Rivalry’ looks awesome!
I am feeling like I need every reason to try and feel merry, so I am all about the holiday season this year. I’ve been reading books set at Christmas, and I’m trying to embrace all the holidays coming up. I’m usually a bit late decorating the house since becoming an empty nester, but this year I vow I will not be carving my pumpkin on Oct. 30th!