Richard narrates "Leopards of Dead Tree Island" on NatGeoWild...

For those who aren't aware, Richard Armitage will be narrating this documentary, which will be showing on both UK and US television. The UK broadcast will be on October 26th at 8PM and 11 PM.

The US broadcast will be on October 30th at 10 PM Eastern Time/9 PM Central. I have DirecTV, so it will be on channel 283 for me. Check your local listings, or Google it. That's what I did.

Can't wait to spend an hour listening to that lovely voice! Richard should really consider having his own series to host. I know I would never miss it! :)

"The Tempest" is getting a touch up...

For those who have read "The Tempest," you might be interested to know that it's getting a bit of a makeover.

If you're a fan of the book, don't worry. There will be no major changes to the story. But I've decided to add a few scenes here and there, and I'm working out a few small details that I feel should be made.

I don't know how soon I'll get to this, but I'll post an update when it's ready. :)

Happy reading, everyone!

Midwest Book Review gives "My Lady Gisborne" 5 Stars!

I am deeply moved that this story has been given such a great ranking, and this from a major book reviewer. A big thank you must go out to everyone who has supported this story. Here is what the reviewer had to say...

"For many women, the conflict of love and duty led them in their own crusade against society. "My Lady Gisborne: A Love Story" is a riveting read of historical romance, as one young noblewoman in Evelyn Gisborne faces the classic conflict of being arranged to marry another but having her lust and love lie with someone else who she would be spurned from. For lovers of high society romance, "My Lady Gisborne" is just what they would enjoy."                                         

Needless to say, I am quite happy right now. I will be thriving on this moment for quite a while, I think. :) 

No Richard Armitage for my GPS?? What a crime!

Just by chance, I came across an interesting poll today.

On Biography.com, they are asking...

Which famous voice would you most like to hear on your car's GPS?

Being a Richard Armitage fan, this immediately caught my attention. My heart skipped a beat. I was so excited. I typed my favorite name into the search option, and came up with...

NOTHING!

Our dear Richard wasn't on the list of names to choose from. I wasn't really that surprised, but at the same time, I was quite disappointed. So I sent a note to the website, asking them to put RA on the list of nominees. We'll see if they answer.*Fingers crossed*

*Sigh* There's something missing here, and we know what it is.

But here are the top 5 so far...

1. James Earl Jones

2. Morgan Freeman

3. Patrick Stewart

4. Sean Connery

5. Barry White

Here is the link, in case you want to take a look at the page...

http://www.biography.com/people/short-list/which-famous-voice-would-you-most-like-to-hear-on-your-cars-gps

If I had to choose, I would probably pick Morgan Freeman, who is one of my favorite actors.

But of course, no one can compare to this...

Maybe the people at Bio know what we know. The man with the chocolate voice would leave his competitors in the dust. No doubt about it. He would certainly get my vote. :)

NICK-AT-NITE Classic TV Rewind!

God bless YouTube for bringing back my childhood memories! I used to love Nick-at-Nite, especially their classic TV rewinds! They were so funny, and I've missed seeing them. I'll be featuring them in a sidebar, along with other Nick-at-Nite tidbits, from now on. Here's a funny one about The Brady Bunch...