Currently Reading: No Witch Here by Melanie Hoffer

Been itching to get started on this for a little over a week now, but my brain worms had stuff they wanted to do. Finally about to get started! I read one of Melanie Hoffer's books before, Falling For Two. You can read my review for it here. No Witch Here is, well, a witchy … Continue reading Currently Reading: No Witch Here by Melanie Hoffer

Book Review: Death Pacts And Left-Hand Paths by John Wayne Comunale

Another great read from John Wayne Comunale, I'm definitely going to have to get my hands on more of his books. My sister bought two other ones, but I might wait until I can buy myself copies since this book, as well a The Cycle that I just finished before Death Pacts, got me scribbling … Continue reading Book Review: Death Pacts And Left-Hand Paths by John Wayne Comunale

Currently Reading: Death Pacts And Left-Hand Paths by John Wayne Comunale

The Cycle was the first John Wayne Comunale story I ever read and I loved it. When I bought it I also bought this book and I figured I might add well read them one after another. Now that I have a better idea of John Wayne Comunale's writing style, I have a bit better … Continue reading Currently Reading: Death Pacts And Left-Hand Paths by John Wayne Comunale

Book Review: The Cycle by John Wayne Comunale

I had SUCH a great time reading this book. The story is beautifully crafted and tantalizingly suspenseful right to the very end. The story follows Beth who inherits her late aunt's his in the woods, much to the disagreement of her mother who seems to have had a falling out with her sister many years … Continue reading Book Review: The Cycle by John Wayne Comunale

Currently Reading: The Cycle by John Wayne Comunale

Been meaning to get to this book for a minute. I think it was almost two years ago that I went to MonsterFest in New Jersey with my sister and one of her friends. In addition to meeting Matthew Lillard and getting a picture with him, we spent a good amount of time checking out … Continue reading Currently Reading: The Cycle by John Wayne Comunale

Book Review: Sabikui Bisco (volumes 1 & 2) by Shinji Cobkubo

I mentioned in my Currently Reading post about these Japanese light novels that I expected the first few books to be equal to the first season of the anime, and I was wrong about that. Each book is equal to a season of anime, so at least I'm ready for when season 2 of Sabikui … Continue reading Book Review: Sabikui Bisco (volumes 1 & 2) by Shinji Cobkubo

Currently Reading: Sabikui Bisco (volumes 1 and 2) by Shinji Cobkubo

First two volumes of Sabikui Bisco gently laid against my cat Atreyu as he sniffs the bookmark I stuck into the first volume I don't know if you know this, but I'll a huge anime nerd, real otaku-type. It's an obsession really. When the anime Sabikui Bisco came out I binged the whole first season … Continue reading Currently Reading: Sabikui Bisco (volumes 1 and 2) by Shinji Cobkubo

Book Review: The Chalice Of The Gods by Rick Riordan

Another fantastic Rick Riordan book. I had mentioned it in other places before, but I never read any of these books growing up. They came out when I was in high school so I was a bit older than the target audience, I was also a real book snob and wouldn't read anything that was … Continue reading Book Review: The Chalice Of The Gods by Rick Riordan

Currently Reading: The Chalice Of The Gods by Rick Riordan

Last year, I caught up with all the other Percy Jackson books and all the sequels and spin offs. I was a touch to old for them when they first came out, but I had kept hearing such great things and most of the books came in nice boxsets (that I clould use coupons on) … Continue reading Currently Reading: The Chalice Of The Gods by Rick Riordan

Book Review: On Writing And Worldbuilding Volume 2 by Timothy Hickson

On Writing And Worldbuilding, both this volume and the previous one, are really helpful for getting the brain working on developing story ideas. I love worldbuilding, so the chapters that explore the different aspects of a world, like World Histories or Cities and Towns, are a treat. I do usually find my mind wandering a … Continue reading Book Review: On Writing And Worldbuilding Volume 2 by Timothy Hickson