My brother introduced me to one of the best/worst sites I have ever encountered. Royal Road is a site for people to post their fiction for others to read, rate, review, etc. I now have an official love/hate relationship because I am reading about 5 "ongoing" works and I want it all right now. But… Continue reading Review: Vainqueur the Dragon
Category: Review
Review: Media Bias Chart
This is a little different than my normal reviews. This is a review of a review (sort of). I have been watching/using this chart for several years now. The Ad Fontes media Bias Chart. Click here to look at the chart for yourself: https://adfontesmedia.com/ (I tried to link to the image but they have it… Continue reading Review: Media Bias Chart
Review: Iron Widow
I meant to review this awhile ago, but life got in the way. This has been sitting in my Drafts folder for too long. I really wish I could read this book a second time before I review it. There is a lot to chew on and I hope on a second reading I'll catch… Continue reading Review: Iron Widow
Life Events: Encyclopedia
I have encyclopedias that need a new home. A home that will love it as much as I do.
Review: Spider-Man No Way Home
This review will contain spoilers. I literally do not know how to review this movie without "spoilers" because it is so about the references. I mean, it pulls in Spiderman villains and such which we haven't seen in the MCU to date. My short review (without spoilers) is this: It's a fun movie for Marvel… Continue reading Review: Spider-Man No Way Home
Review: Raya and The Last Dragon
I mentioned I watched this movie, but it wasn't really the focus of that post. So here are my thoughts on the movie. So I was distracted trying to pinpoint aspects of various cultures, and there really are some interesting references to various cultures. I, personally, really like it. I never thought about mismashing viking… Continue reading Review: Raya and The Last Dragon
Review: Plague, Inc.’s DLC The Cure
There is a video game called Plague, Inc. which was released in 2016. The description on the steam page is: Your pathogen has just infected 'Patient Zero' - now you must bring about the end of human history by evolving a deadly, global Plague whilst adapting against everything humanity can do to defend itself. Plague… Continue reading Review: Plague, Inc.’s DLC The Cure
Review: Tiger Burning Bright
HOW HAVE I NOT REVIEWED THIS ALREADY. I feel like an idiot. I realized the other week, I haven't reviewed this one!! So I have to do this: Tiger Burning Bright by three of the most amazing women authors ever Andre Norton, Marion Zimmer Bradley, and Mercedes Lackey. I first picked up this book from… Continue reading Review: Tiger Burning Bright
Writing: Science Fiction Evolution
I am reading some classic science fiction (Foundation Triology) and have found an understanding why I didn't enjoy science fiction as much as fantasy when I was younger. There is a trend in the genre to be plot, world, and science focused with characters only being a carrier for these things to be explored. Asimov,… Continue reading Writing: Science Fiction Evolution
Review: Never Have Your Dog Stuffed: And Other Things I’ve Learned
Anyone who reads my book reviews has probably noticed a dearth of non-fiction. I don't read much of it. I generally read for escapism and reading something real isn't escape. There are exceptions to this rule. Alan Alda is a fun actor. I've known of him pretty much my entire life - mostly from M.A.S.H.… Continue reading Review: Never Have Your Dog Stuffed: And Other Things I’ve Learned
Dream by Day 