Exploring the Places No One is Talking About
Recently I posted a number of newspaper related pieces and they were working towards this zine. This is volume 3 of the Denton Writing Club zine Banned & Burned. I am extremely proud of how this project turned out. The writing, the layout, the images, the variety. Is it perfect? No. It is something worth
I realized that I did not share the second volume of the Denton Writing Club zine. This volume of Banned & Burned looks at the interwoven themes of Love, Food, & Yearning. This was actually a Valentine’s Day when I didn’t want to write just about romantic love. The cover art was done by two
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
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,
I ended up doing two book exchanges this year and they were both a lot of fun – if very different. Pachouli Joe’s Book Exchange Pachouli Joe’s is one of my favorite local indie bookstores and for the holidays where they did a book exchange. Customers wrote out a list of books that they wanted
I’ve spent a lot of time in the car over the past few weeks on the way to visit family for the holidays. In addition to reading and napping, this is how I have entertained myself. There might also have been a couple of hours disagreeing with the hosts of the Life on Books podcast
I’ve spent a lot of time in the car over the past few weeks on the way to visit family for the holidays. In addition to reading and napping, this is how I have entertained myself. There might also have been a couple of hours disagreeing with the hosts of the Life on Books podcast
I got so many books for Christmas and book related things. I will 100% admit that I’m a bit nervous to start The Stormlight Archives. I mean The Way of Kings is 1001 pages in this edition and the other books in the series are longer (there are 5 books total… so far). That being
I read a stupid amount of books this year. I clearly did not review all of them and due to that fact I decided to my list my five least favorite and five favorite books. Note: these are books I read this year not necessarily books that were published this year. I was also busy
Sorry for the temporary hiatus, I’ve been editing. If anyone has tips on how to find a literary agent or knows one, please feel free to send them my way. I have also been reading a lot and it has been a while since I have done a series review. The Maple Hills series is
McGee Travel Tales 