Marcha A. Fox's Blog

For those of you not familiar with The Curse of Dead Horse Canyon Trilogy, my latest books written with my Cheyenne co-author, Pete Risingsun, here’s an update I wanted to share. If you’re not subscribed to the books’ website, I … Continue reading →

Another wonderful story from the lovable characters in Beauville, NY. I love the ongoing characters like Meg and Mary, then folks cross their path and add another touching story to the series. This book is actually two combined, “Mandy’s Dream,” … Continue reading →

Review of “The Wall Between” by Inger Margaret Foster My binge marathon on Inger Margaret Foster’s books continues! The point of historical fiction is to take you to some time in the past and live it. This story definitely does … Continue reading →

Inger Margaret Foster is an author and screenwriter who writes primarily for a young adult audience though the depth and feeling imbued in her books make them a great read for all ages. If you’re looking for a book loaded … Continue reading →

This first book in the Circle of Souls series is indeed magical. Fourteen year old Meg and her brother, Sam, meet Elke, a woman who lives in a small house in the woods. She helps their sick cat and introduces … Continue reading →

Review of Inger Margaret Foster’s “June’s Song” I absolutely loved this beautiful story. If you have (or are) a teenager, this is a book I recommend very highly. It’s important to note that it takes place in the 1970s, a … Continue reading →

Review of Robin Wall Kimmerer’s “Gathering Moss: A Natural and Cultural History of Mosses” This book has so many layers I hardly know where to start. First of all the prose is so beautifully poetic that aspiring writers of any … Continue reading →

Today, October 29, is National Cat Day. A while back I decided to post a review for a book about cats as part of the celebration, since I’m a devout cat lover. When I found this one it sounded interesting … Continue reading →

I don’t usually review cookbooks, as you’ve probably noticed, but I was provided a free pdf of this one in return for an honest review. I found this to be an excellent cookbook loaded with interesting and healthy recipes as … Continue reading →

It’s hard to fathom a book selling over 50 million copies and being on the New York Times Best Seller list twice, the first time for 14 weeks and achieving that honor again 22 years later. Books that hang around … Continue reading →