Dear Reader, I was working my way through April and it seemed like my anxiety and depression were easing down. I entered May hopeful, but I could feel the despair at the edge of my mind. I thankfully at this time recieved Animal Crossing as an early birthday present and have dived deep into the […]
A week ago the nominations for the 2020 Hugo Awards were announced and I’m ready to start reading! The Hugo Awards is probably one of the more well known Science Fiction and Fantasy awards, with its Award Ceremony being one of the highlights ofWorldCon. This year I want to read (and watch) all the selections […]
Next week my ‘Top Ten’ lists are all dropping so I wanted to take a moment to highlight some Sci-Fi and Fantasy media that just missed a spot on those lists. ForHorror Highlights my list was 95% movies, and today my list is completely the opposite, featuring mostly books and shows. I hope some of […]
I started this blog three months ago and I’ve spent that time setting everything up in hopes that by 2020 I would be all set. Between the Classics Club and Popsugar reading challenges I’m all set for pushing my reading. I’ve looked at other challenges but at this point I would just be using books […]
This is my first Read-a-thon with this blog and I’m doing a happy dance. With my past blog I participated in Bout of Books three times and really enjoyed it. The 24 and 48 hour ones seem a little too intense for me, so I’m thankful for this week one. If you are interested in […]
Hey Hey Hey! The beginning of last month, I talked about my favorites in Fantasy, and now it’s time for Sci-Fi. Books: 1 Ender’s Game – Orson Scott Card I know this is a controversial pick, because the author is a straight up asshat, but I would be lying if I left it off the […]
Back in week 3 of Nonfiction November I talked about how I wanted to gain more knowledge about cults and radical religions. This week Rennie from What’s Nonfiction asks about all the new Nonfiction books we added to our TBR’s this month. Oh boy did I add a ton in regards to my goal, and […]
I think after a few years of reading we become savvy as to what works for us. I try to challenge myself now and then, but for the most part I’ve gotten a sense of what I’ll enjoy. For Nonfiction November, Leann at Shelf Aware asked us to go into more details about the books […]
Better late than never? Because I’m definitely late to this one, as it’s now the third week of the Non-Fiction November event over at JulzReads. At first I was wondering whether I should join this year due to my blog’s focus. And then I looked at my reading the past few years and realized my […]
In the beginning we meet Johnny, who happens upon a strange manuscript for a book called The Navidson Record. The manuscript is about a documentary centered around a family’s dealings with an unusual house. Not only can Johnny not find any trace of this documentary, the family, or a soul who knows anything about it, […]
