Poet’s Corner – Cold Winds Blow
Robin Clark
May 10, 2026
Spring may be on the horizon, but we still have cold, stormy days. Robin Clark reflects in a poem.
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Spring may be on the horizon, but we still have cold, stormy days. Robin Clark reflects in a poem.
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Spring may be on the horizon, but we still have cold, stormy days. Robin Clark reflects in a poem.
In David Baldacci’s Nash Falls, Walt Nash lost everything, his family, his career, and his reputation. Now, as Dillon Hope, he’s out for revenge.
Bring a little spring into your home with a beautiful floral arrangement. Want some help? Find tips in “Blooms” by Amy McCord. MJ Hanley-Goff reviews.
“The other day on a short drive I was delighted to see all the trees in bloom,” Marsha Solomon says. “They were so beautiful, and I wrote a poem about the experience and created an artwork to go with it.”
For the sixth time, Anthony Horowitz is forced to work with former Detective Inspector Daniel Hawthorne to find a murderer. Along the way, Horowitz learns shocking facts about his duplicitous partner.
The 1930s were not a safe time for actors in Hollywood who didn’t play by the rules. Even as a child, Kate Hepburn followed her own rules and no one in New York or Los Angeles would force her to conform.
In the 1950s, women aspired to be wives and mothers, handmaidens to their husbands and full-time caregivers for their children. If an available man came along, they dropped out of college, any future career cast aside. But when those dreams fell apart, friendships with other women saved the day.
When history repeats itself, Annie Adams must dig into the past to solve a new murder, both involving her Aunt Frances in the third Castle Knoll Murder Mystery.