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Review: Iron Company by Chris Wraight
Iron Company is the second novel in the Empire Army series from Black Library (the world of Warhammer Fantasy). That being said, you can easily dive right in at this point and have no trouble following along – I did. And I have no regrets about that fact. Read more
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Review: Handmade Tile: Design, Create, and Install Custom Tiles
Handmade Tile is not the sort of book I expected to come across when browsing art books one day. And yet it immediately caught my attention. There’s something so appealing, both about this book and about the idea of being able to craft one’s own tile. Read more
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Review: Galaxy in Flames by Ben Counter
Galaxy in Flames is the third novel in the Horus Heresy saga, part of the greater world of Warhammer 40,000. This epic addition to the confrontation was written by Ben Counter, and it was utterly unafraid to show the darker side of corruption and war. Read more
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Review: The Bard’s Blade by Brian D. Anderson
The Bard’s Blade is the first novel in a brand new series by Brian D. Anderson. This series is called The Sorcerer’s Song, and is understandably setting a theme, one of a musical inclination. This is a fantasy series, one that flips tropes and expectations. Read more
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Review: For A Few Demons More by Kim Harrison
For a Few Demons More is the fifth novel in The Hollows series by Kim Harrison. This is arguably also the most emotional novel in the series, if you ask me. But I might be slightly biased, since this novel ripped my heart out and handed it to me on a silver platter. Read more
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Review: Zentangle Dingbatz by Brian Crimmons Czt
Zentangle Dingbatz by Brian Crimmons Czt is a fun new way of looking at Zentangle art. What’s Zentangle? Zentangle is the art of creating complex yet structured patterns. It earned its name thanks to the calm it brings for artists, and thus is a widely loved method of relaxing and creating artwork. Read more
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