Exploring the Places No One is Talking About
We recently went to San Francisco and a few other places in California. I intended to post the video first but we don’t have photos back yet. Because yes, we took a ton of film photos on both 35mm and 120 film. Yes, we do know how to develop photos but I have this habit
Yes, I have been reading horror and sci-fi. The sci-fi was a Project Hail Mary re-read after having watched the movie (which is amaze amaze amaze). I did not mean to read this much horror this year but I have been enjoying it. I have put these books in order from least favorite to most
I have too many hobbies, too many things that I want to do. A lot of that involves writing. There is a historical research project I want to work on, there are other stories in my head but before I get to them, I need to finish the current one. To that end, I am
While traveling we love to visit bookstores and I do my best to find a book that fits my definition of regional literature. These requirements are: These rules are always in flux. For example, in Spain I picked up a couple of beautifully illustrated books. Anyway, while in Amsterdam we visited two bookstores: Athenaeum Boekhandel
This is the book that I picked up in Amsterdam. It’s a novella, I read it on the fight from Amsterdam to Heathrow. This book does fit my rules for regional literature as it was written by Dutch author. Synopsis: Kayleigh needs money. That’s why she takes a job as a content moderator for a
This was one of those projects that we knew we wanted to do but didn’t know how to start. So, we sat on it and brainstormed and forgot about it and finally got around to planning it. It only took over two years. That being said, I did not do most of the work. That
One of the things on my bingo card for 2025 was to read more poetry. Yes, for writing group we filled out actual bingo cards at the start of the year. This poetry book is by an indie author and I loved it. Meet Me Between Breaths is an exploration of love and depth in
Keltin and I don’t normally read the same types of books but every once in a while we trade books. I don’t typically read thrillers but Keltin wasn’t wrong in suggesting this one for me. For him I suggested The Secret History by Donna Tartt. On that note, we know that we did good in
Dragons, just dragons and magic and bonds and a bit of romance. It does not matter how old I get I’m still drawn to tales with dragons. I defiantly picked up the first book based on the cover. Also duologys are great because you get more of the story but it’s not as overwhelming as
It has been a while since I’ve done a series review! The last book in this trilogy was recently released and having finished them all I thought I’d give you all my thoughts. Synopsis: A curmudgeonly professor journeys to a small town in the far north to study faerie folklore and discovers dark fae magic,
McGee Travel Tales 