Tag Archives: New Orleans

Interview with Author Suzanne Johnson

Today I’d very much like to welcome Suzanne Johnson, author of the totally awesome Sentinels of New Orleans series (check out my reviews of Royal Street and River Road). Marlene: Suzanne can you please tell us a bit about yourself? Suzanne: … Continue reading

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Review: River Road by Suzanne Johnson

Format read: ebook provided by the author Formats available: ebook, paperback, hardcover Genre: Urban fantasy Series: Sentinels of New Orleans, #2 Length: 334 pages Publisher: Tor Books Date Released: November 13, 2012 Purchasing Info: Author’s Website, Publisher’s Website, Goodreads, Amazon, … Continue reading

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Review: Royal Street by Suzanne Johnson

Format read: ebook provided by the author Formats available: ebook, paperback Genre: Urban fantasy Series: Sentinels of New Orleans, #1 Length: 337 pages Publisher: Tor Books Date Released: April 10, 2012 Purchasing Info: Author’s Website, Publisher’s Website, Goodreads, Amazon, Barnes … Continue reading

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What’s on my (mostly virtual) nightstand? April Fools Day

Before I say anything at all about what might be on my nightstand, virtually or otherwise, I have to give over a few minutes to April Fool’s Day. Really. Did you have a Nintendo NES? Or any 8-bit gaming system? … Continue reading

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Riding on the City of New Orleans

There are a lot of songs and stories that ride to the city of New Orleans, including the famous one about the train. In Steve Goodman‘s classic, covered by Arlo Guthrie, Willie Nelson and a host of others, the train … Continue reading

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What does it mean to miss New Orleans?

I didn’t hear live jazz playing in New Orleans on this trip until Tuesday morning. The playback in my mind is of jazz spilling out of every open doorway in the French Quarter, usually accompanied by a street corner barker … Continue reading

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