New stash of books

Books / Kimberly Sullivan

Not living in an Englsih-speaking country, I tend to get excited by book stores when I return home to the US or visit other Englsih-speaking countries. Yes, we have English-language bookstores in Rome, but they tend to have narrow selsctions. And oredering online isn’t the same as browsing bookstores. I was only back in the…

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New book award for Easter at The Three Coins Inn

Easter at The Three Coins Inn / Kimberly Sullivan

Pleased to have received my third book award for my latest release, Easter at The Three Coins Inn. This is the second installment of my new Three Coins series. I’m especially pleased it recently won The Book Fest Award 2025, Women’s Fiction- First Place. Creating this series, set in the heart of Umbria’s Todi, has been…

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Editing, with a view…

Editing in Urbino/ Kimberly Sullivan

Let the editing begin … in Urbino! At this stage, I’ve published a fair amount. And while I always love the writing process, editing still remains a slog. So, when I can sweeten the pot a bit, it always improves the process. That’s why I was thrilled to have finished the first draft of my…

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Call out to Book Clubs!

Book Clubs, Kimberly Sullivan

Is your book club dreaming of a trip to Italy? If so, I may have the solution for you. My novels and short stories (with the exception of one – a time travel story for Jane Austen lovers set in Bath, England) all take place in Italy, and may be perfect for your book club…

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WFWA authors among my current reads…

Books / Kimberly Sullivan

I have a particularly crowded reading schedule right now. I have plenty of great novels by Women’s Fiction Writers Association (WFWA) authors on my proverbial bedside table (since they are ARCs, they’re all on my ereader), but the reviews are forthcoming. Therefore, in the meantime, I’ll highlight all these recently launched or soon to launch…

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Ma che stai dicendo, AI?

Roman Snow / Kimberly Sullivan

For those who don’t read Italian, my title asks “What on earth are you saying, AI?” While I am sure it has its uses, I remain skeptical about AI. I stubbornly stick to the idea that it is one tiny millimeter away from flat-out plagiarism. I am not a teacher, but if I had a…

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