I've been waiting impatiently to open my Advent calendars this year! I ended up with three of them: Diamine Ink 2025 Advent Calendar, the Cult Pens Stationery, and the Innocent Bones cross stitch calendar. Yeah, it's a lot.
Look, I don't even D&D, but this book was delightful. Did you watch and enjoy the Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves movie? This is that movie but in text form. Witty, irreverent, hilarious, and suspenseful.
I'm getting old, you guys. Given the alternatives, I suppose getting old is the best outcome. But what I've realized lately is that I'm too damned old to be fighting with my hosting and trying out new software ever year. So I'm
This is Waiting for Fairies, a brand new site by Melissa Tabon that's just getting started. Things will be up and running here shortly, but you can subscribe in the meantime if you'd like to stay up to date and receive emails when new content is
Look, I'm going to be completely honest here. I almost didn't post this review, because I generally don't post reviews that aren't as positive as I can make them. I think this may be the lowest I've ever scored a
I'm terribly behind on reviews (again), so I'm just going to say this: this book was everything I didn't know I wanted in a sequel and I hope this series continues for a long time. A unique premise, a vibrant voice, and a captivating
So there's been a bit of upheaval in the WordPress community lately. I'm not going into it here, you can read about it for yourself. The TL;DR of it all is that I'm fed up with the controversy and the software, and while
Can a murder mystery even BE cozy? Is that really a thing? I wouldn't have sought this book out on my own, but the publisher reached out to me to see if I'd like to read it and the blurb caught me. A cozy murder mystery
This book is the conclusion to the Ink & Sigil series, and it wraps all the important things up with a really nice, bloody bow. This book includes: hobgoblin legacies, socialist death cults, solved mysteries, Gladys Who Has Seen Some Shite (everyone's favorite!), and an Irish death goddess
This story does manage to do a few new things with portal fantasy, which is remarkable in a genre that has such a long history and contains Narnia and Alice in Wonderland. I was able to predict several parts of the ending pretty early in the book, but there are
Honestly, I feel like this book is my reward for all the Eddings, Brooks, Goodkind, et al, that I spent reading as a child. If you spent a childhood reading as many high fantasy hero's journeys as you could get your hands on... this book is redemption and