What an incredible year of reading for me. I feel like I read even more 4-5 star reads than I usually do, and it’s been amazing. I plan to post more stats and whatnot in a later post, but because this is already so late I figured I’d just give my top ten for now. =P … More Top Ten Prose Novels of 2017
Been a while, hasn’t it. I blame school and work mostly haha; it’s just been hard juggling everything and then things just started piling up. Well, I’m slowly working my way through all that, getting settled in some routines and whatnot. So we’ll see! I’ve got a ton of book reviews I’d love to do, … More May/June/July Wrap-Up
I’ve been working on this review for a while, always unconfident to touch what I consider to be so fantastic a book. I’m still not happy with this, but I never will be, and so with the TV show and comic with their first few chapters released, I thought I’d finally write up a review … More American Gods, by Neil Gaiman–Book Review
So today’s prompt for the GrimDragon Bookstagram Challenge (which if you’re a fan of books and taking pictures of books, I highly recommend you participate in! It’s just a super fun community and the challenge is run by two amazing people who are incredibly passionate about books) was “Five Favorite Authors.” Now of course the … More Five Favorite Authors–May 2017 Edition
Not a fantastic month of reading for me. I did finish 8 books, but half were for school, and two were ones that I had mostly finished in March. It’s been an incredibly heavy reading load this quarter for some reason (each class has more than any other class I’ve taken–though I don’t mind), and … More April Wrap-Up
The Blade Itself, by Joe Abercrombie If nothing else this book was definitely a thrill the whole way, bloody and explicit and dark. And all of that was great! It definitely fits in with the grimdark subgenre, which I recently discovered and love. I think my favorite aspect of it though was how focused it was … More The Blade Itself, by Joe Abercrombie–Book Review
So I’ve been having a Star Wars marathon, and I’ve had such a blast doing it I wanted to write a bit on it. I’ve kept mentioning it before, because I had mean to put this up over a month ago, but other entries got priority so here we are haha. As a kid, I … More Star Wars Marathon–the Films and Shows
The Ocean at the End of the Lane, by Neil Gaiman. So I’ve been on a huge Neil Gaiman binge lately. It sort of started when Norse Mythology came out, as I just absolutely loved it and was sad I finished it in just an afternoon. And for a while I’ve been meaning to just … More The Ocean at the End of the Lane, by Neil Gaiman–Book Review
For some reason I thought I didn’t get to read much this month, but it turns out I actually read 10 books and started two others! Last month I had hoped to read Chernow’s Hamilton, as well as finish Neil Gaiman’s View from the Cheap Seats, but unfortunately I did neither (though I did manage … More March Wrap-Up
So unfortunately I haven’t been able to see the new film yet (going tonight!), but I did recently re-watch the original, so I wanted to gush about that. It’s such a perfect film. There’s certainly room for some debate about whether or not the added scenes in the special edition add or subtract from the … More Beauty and the Beast (1991)–Review
A. Page in the Stacks 