• Short Story Saturday: White as a Raven’s Wing by Seanan McGuire

    Short Story Saturday: White as a Raven’s Wing by Seanan McGuire

    White as a Raven’s Wing is another short story in the InCryptid Universe. What makes this story unique (in my mind) is that it doesn’t follow any of the Price/Healy family members. No, it’s about Ryan, a tanuki in New York. (I promise the first few novels in the series will give you his introduction). Read more

  • On My Shelf #6

    On My Shelf #6

    Over the years I’ve seen a game bouncing back and forth between book bloggers and vloggers called On My Shelf. The core concept is pretty simple: number each book on your shelf, and then have fellow readers pick a number at random. You are then to write about that correlating book – you can write… Read more

  • Review: Star Wars: The High Republic: The Light of the Jedi by Charles Soule

    Review: Star Wars: The High Republic: The Light of the Jedi by Charles Soule

    Well, this was certainly a Star Wars story of epic proportions. The Light of the Jedi is very much a tale of Jedi triumph. Or at least Jedi numbers. It’s been a hot minute since I read a Star Wars novel with hundreds of Jedi characters (granted, not all of them were named, but you get my… Read more

  • Bookish Problem #14

    Bookish Problem #14

    Bookish Problem #14 Read more

  • Review: The Last Lion of Karkov by Dale Griffin

    Review: The Last Lion of Karkov by Dale Griffin

    The Last Lion of Karkov is an interesting fantasy tale set in a world that does and doesn’t feel like this one. I hope I phrased that well. It’s not urban fantasy but is sometimes almost like a historical fantasy. Read more

  • Review: Midnight Is the Darkest Hour by Ashley Winstead

    Review: Midnight Is the Darkest Hour by Ashley Winstead

    I want to start this review by saying I have mixed feelings about Midnight Is the Darkest Hour. I was utterly hooked in some ways, but in other ways, I found myself disappointed? It’s a weird mixture of feelings, and I bet I’m not the only reader walking away feeling…uncertain. Read more