I was “accidentally” eavesdropping on a conversation the other day – it looked like a first date and I just couldn’t help myself because I was well within earshot! Well thank goodness because that’s how I heard of this new show on TNT, Will, about a young Shakespeare.
The girl said she and her roommates or friends were getting together to watch it later that evening (this was Monday – it airs on Monday nights on TNT and is also “On Demand” if you have Comcast.)
Oh how I remember those fun days when I would watch my shows with friends! But now I prefer everyone to be in bed before I even start my show, so I can enjoy the TV to myself in the dark – ha!!
But I am soooo thankful to this girl for turning me on to this show which I checked out last night.
it will be difficult for me to write a blog post in response. The story was so powerful and HERS that it is daunting to attempt to reflect upon it. But because I loved the book and want other people to read it (and I do have a book blog – ha!!!) I will give it a shot.
, is fat, very fat. She uses this word – “fat” – about herself over and over.
she tells her life story to one specific journalist handpicked for a reason that doesn’t become clear until the end.
, enjoying the suspense of how the situation could possibly play out:
, a solid addition to the WWII fiction genre that filled the void since I enjoyed