The Writer's LibraryHappy New Year’s Eve! I hope you all have a fantastic new year. I wanted to thank you all for sticking with me in this endeavor. I adore writing on this blog, and I am so grateful to my viewers. To show you just a little glimpse of the blog the way I see it, I put […]
Coraline by Neil Gaiman My rating: 2 of 5 stars “The mist hung like blindness around the house. She walked slowly to the stairs up to her family’s flat, and then stopped and looked around. In the mist, it was a ghost-world.” ARGH. I wish I could say I enjoyed it, it captivated me, it […]
Happy holidays to all of my readers! It’s funny how it all goes by so fast. Just within the past couple of months, I’ve refined my review strategy, gotten a day job where I go to school, and hopefully you guys have enjoyed the new content I’ve put into this blog. I am nearing my […]
Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman My rating: 4 of 5 stars Gaiman is a master of fantasy…. “‘Young man,’ he said, ‘understand this: there are two Londons. There’s London Above – that’s where you lived – and then there’s London Below – the Underside – inhabited by the people who fell through the cracks in the […]
A random thought just came to me in the car a short time ago. I think everyone in the world knows the expression “Famous last words,” and that got me thinking, what about famous first words? Or, in simpler terms, are opening lines of great literary works just as memorable as the words the story ends […]
Happy Thanksgiving, everyone! I always think it’s so funny how time flies. I seriously cannot believe it’s actually Thanksgiving and the start of the holidays. Where did the time go? Anyway, besides this day being full of so many things to be thankful for, for me it’s always about giving back as well. In relation to this […]
The Clockwork Dynasty by Daniel H. Wilson My rating: 4 of 5 stars Perhaps even humans serve their own Words, too… “The age of a thing is in the feel of it. Secrets are locked in the fingerprints of cracked porcelain and the bloom of rust on metal. You’ve just got to pick up a […]
I thought I’d already posted this piece I wrote, but I can’t find it, so here it is: So what if the night sky was pierced with explorers searching for a new home and they climbed the twilights of the sky at the fall of dusk and the sky was pierced with their steady breaths […]
So here’s the update on Yearning for YA, as promised. The first genre we covered in my Young Adult Literature course was realistic fiction. While I’m into all types of genres now, realistic fiction is one of the main genres that pulled me into the world of reading growing up. As a kid, I particularly enjoyed Judy […]
Micro God by K. R. Martin My rating: 4 of 5 stars “It is only the damned that need fear me. That which is destroyed cannot be restored. That which is mended cannot be maintained.” I was introduced to K.R. Martin through his popular YouTube show The Book was Better. I thoroughly enjoy Martin’s content […]
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