by Beth Hitchman | Oct 4, 2019 | Write Blog
If you’re anything like me, you understand that there is value in what others would deem “procrastinating”. I become a domestic goddess when it comes time for me to write. My husband is thrilled! The laundry, dishes, hoovering and dusting is done before he gets home...
by Beth Hitchman | Aug 30, 2019 | Book Review
Brinas explores music, nature and love as the main themes within his poetry. The overall sentiment of the pieces is easy to understand, but there is depth if a reader wants to uncover more about a poem. For me this book was missing some crucial elements, the...
by Beth Hitchman | Jul 19, 2019 | Book Review
“People only allow themselves the luxury of being mad when they are in the position to do so.” – Dr. Igor. Content warning: This book explores human nature along with concepts like suicide, mental health, corruption within health care systems...
by Beth Hitchman | May 10, 2019 | Write Blog
In my years as a student, I’ve seen and made plenty of mistakes in the classroom. While I’ve always been adept in studies and enjoyed both academic and personal writing it is safe to say that academic writing is much less forgiving and is, in general, more...
by Beth Hitchman | Apr 26, 2019 | Book Review
I received a copy of this children’s poetry book in exchange for an honest review, this in no way impacted my opinion of I Saw a Starburst To Flames, all thoughts reflected below are mine and honest. ‘I Saw a Starburst to Flames’ is a poetry book for children....
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