Book Review: Tracing Ochre edited by Fiona Polack

Tracing Ochre is a collection of essays delving into the history, culture and supposed disappearance of the Beothuk, a people indigenous to Newfoundland. Driven to relative cultural extinction thanks to colonialism, new perspectives are breathing life back into stagnant ways of thinking regarding this supposedly ‘lost’ tribe. The interconnection between the Beothuk, neighboring tribes, and […]

A Biker

This is a weekly meme created by Dani @ Perspective of a Writer, to show off favourite characters. Be sure to check out their blog! This week’s topic is …A Biker (Literally any character who rides a bike, a motorcycle or a scooter…) Thanks to not feeling great the past week, this is going to […]

September 5, 2018

WWW Wednesday is a weekly meme hosted by Sam@Taking on a World of Words.   To play, answer the three ‘W’ questions listed below. Be sure to link back to her or to put the link to your post in the comment section of her blog so that others take a gander at your answers and […]

Book Review: The Royal Order of Fighting Dragons by Dan Elish

When danger threatens, one group is there to save the day- the Royal Order of Fighting Dragons. Formed by King Arthur when a deadly swarm of prehistoric locusts are magically summoned to terrorise the world, the Order has maintained its discreet presence over the centuries, coming together each time someone renews the summoning. Thus far, […]

August 2018

Books Read and Reviewed in Aug Hunters by Josh Tierney & Miguel Valderrama, 2* Seto Utsumi by Kadzuya Konomoto, 3* Snowy: A Leopard of the High Mountains by Milisava Petkovic & Xuan Loc Xuan, 3* Time for Bed, Miyuki by Roxane Marie Galliez, illustrations by Seng Soun Ratanavanh, 3* Unicorn Food by Kat Odell, 3* […]

Aug 25th- 31st

 Enjoyable posts of the past week from others What is Worldbuilding? The Definition/ Perspective of a Writer/ Dani A Bookish Letter to the Bookish Community/ NewBookCatsReads/ Nicole A Poem: My Dying Breath/ The Tattooed Book Geek/ Drew Five More Bookish Confession/ Pages Unbound/ Briana   Posts of the past week ICYMT Review: In the Name […]

Book Review: Fingerprints and Phantoms by Paul Rimmasch

Fingerprints and Phantoms by Paul Rimmasch is a fascinating look behind the scenes of criminal investigations, and the weirdness that may ensue. There are stories here of the clearly paranormal, stories of mistaken identity, and stories of the just plain weird and unusual. Each chapter is its own story, relayed in true storyteller fashion. While […]