When it comes to the broad sibling genre of Sci-Fi and Fantasy, I've always been more in the favor of Fantasy. ButΒ Beyond The Red by Ava Jae showed me a whole new world within the Sci-Fi realm, and I have fallen in love. Alien queen Kora has a problem as vast as the endless crimson … Continue reading Review: Beyond the Red πππππ
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Chameleon Moon Review – πππππ
Before I get into my (hugely delayed) review of Chameleon Moon by RoAnna SylverΒ I have to talk about how I found this book first. I'm a big fan of tumblr, specifically, I enjoy wasting time on tumblr. It's a great source of procrastination. Sometime in early 2014 or late 2013, I saw a post go … Continue reading Chameleon Moon Review – πππππ
Eon Review – πππππ
There are few books that I hold in high enough regard to give them a five star rating. The only otherΒ book I've ever done that for isΒ Name of the WindΒ by Patrick Rothfuss.Β I had a lot of trepidation going into this book, but I came out of it feeling like a kid again; like I had … Continue reading Eon Review – πππππ
Writing Diversity (Writing Tip Tuesday)
Diversity in literature, especially Young Adult literature, had been exploding over social media lately. That's not to say diversity in fiction hasn't been an issue prior to Twitter getting its hands on it, it's just now openly available to everyone. If there is one point I plan to make in this post, that you … Continue reading Writing Diversity (Writing Tip Tuesday)