As I mentioned in my Sunday Salon post yesterday, Galleysmith is going to be closing up shop on the Literary Road Trip. It’s been a wonderful ride and I’ve enjoyed hearing about all of your local hometown authors.

I also mentioned that I would love to see this feature move to a blog where it would get even more great focus and attention. The good news is that I am proud to announce that I have gladly passed the baton on to Jenn of Jenn’s Bookshelves.

The lovely Jenn will be making a post about her intentions for the Literary Road Trip tomorrow and I encourage all who have participated to continue to do so. I have a feeling in Jenn’s amazing hands she’ll bring some fantastic new innovations and fun stuff into it.

I want to thank you all for taking this trip with me. Your participation and encouragement is genuinely appreciated.

I’ll still be checking in at all the stops!

Happy Easter road Trippers!  We’ve been hopping our way through a short but sweet trip the past couple of weeks.

Let’s take a look at where you all have been the past couple of weeks.

Michigan

The Literate Housewife reviews Real Life and Liars by Kristina Riggle

Thanks for a great trip!

If you are interested in participating in the Literary Road Trip please be sure to head over to the main page (a link is in the top navigation) and sign up. I’d love to have you! Until next time, safe travels.

I hope those celebrating Easter today have a lovely day with friends and family!

Greetings from New York City, where I’m currently partaking of a super fun girls weekend of author signings with the fabulous Gail from Ticket To Anywhere.  We’ve been to The Strand, Grand Central Station and had some pizza at a little hole in the wall she knew.

Let’s take a look at where you all have been the past couple of weeks.

Georgia

A Novel Source reviews Natasha Threthewey’s Native Guard

North Carolina

BooknAround reviews Tender Graces by Kathyrn Magendie

Nebraska

Word Lily reviews Willa Cather’s Death Comes for the Archbishop

Pennsylvania

Beth Fish Reads spotlights Jonathan Sturak author of Clouded Rainbow

New South Wales (Australia)

Reading Upside Down reviews Anita Heiss’ Manhattan Dreaming

Thanks for a great trip!

If you are interested in participating in the Literary Road Trip please be sure to head over to the main page (a link is in the top navigation) and sign up. I’d love to have you! Until next time, safe travels.

We keep put….put….puttering along on our most fabulous of road trips. This week we’re making a host of wonderful stops across the country.  Wanna see?

Georgia

A Novel Source reviews Ronda Rich author of What Southern Women Know (That Every Woman Should)

Illinois

Devourer of Books spotlights Melanie Benjamin author of Alice I Have Been

Pennsylvania

Beth Fish Reads spotlights Jen Nadol author of The Mark

Wisconsin

Dollycas’s Thoughts reviews Jacqueline Mitchard’s No Time to Wave Goodbye

I really enjoyed our trip through the last couple of weeks, didn’t you?

If you are interested in participating in the Literary Road Trip please be sure to head over to the main page (a link is in the top navigation) and sign up. I’d love to have you! Until next time, safe travels.

Good morning road trippers!!

The sun is shining, the temperatures are slowly climbing and it looks to be the perfect day to get on the road and enjoy the sites.  This week we’re going to visit some wonderful stops

Georgia

A Novel Source showcases author Judson Mitchum’s Sabbath Creek

Pennsylvania

Beth Fish Reads spotlights author Judith Moffett

Washington

Books and Movies interviews author Kirby Larson

Books and Movies reviews author Chris Crutcher’s King of the Mild Frontier

Wisconsin

Dollycas’s Thoughts spotlights author A. Manette Ansay

Dollycas’s Thoughts reviews The Quilter’s Kitchen by Jenniver Chiaverini

England

Book Gazing reviews The Women of Nell Gwynne’s by Kage Baker

This past couple of weeks has had us globe trotting through some excellent reads hasn’t it?  Here’s to another in a couple weeks!

If you are interested in participating in the Literary Road Trip please be sure to head over to the main page (a link is in the top navigation) and sign up. I’d love to have you! Until next time, safe travels.