The Sunday Post: August 2022 Round-Up
Goings-On Wow, I haven’t done a single round-up this entire year. I had two short holidays in August, a really good reading month and a very stressful time at work.
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Top Ten Tuesday: Thoughts on books I’ve read in January – March
I have not been reviewing much this year. At all. But I’ve read a lot of fun books, so I want to at least mention the ones that stuck with
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The Sunday post: June 19th
Goings on It has been a while. I don’t know why, but I haven’t been up to blogging much this year. First, it was being very behind on my plans
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Top Ten Tuesday: Authors I Haven’t Read, But Want To
To help narrow it down, I’m going with authors I’ve heard enough good things to make me seek out their books, rather than books on my TBR where I know
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Top Ten Twednesday: 10 books on my winter TBR
I didn’t do this yesterday, because I thought I don’t have a TBR. But this morning I realized I am idiot, I even have my TBR printed out on my
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The Sunday Post: November 2021 Round-Up
Goings-On November was once again, not the best for blogging. I did end up reading a good amount though, and giving some love to my other hobbies. Up until the
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Top Ten Tuesday: 10 love stories in SciFi and Fantasy
Hi! It’s been a while, I dunno why but I haven’t been able to write much of anything lately, though I’ve been reading a fair bit, and binging Netflix Christmas
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The Sunday post, Stacking the Shelves and Sewing a Petticoat
Goings on It’s strange of me to do a monthly wrap-up and a Sunday post in one week, but it’s a busy week! And I realized I haven’t done Stacking
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October Wrap-Up
I’m linking up with The Monthly Wrap-Up Round-Up, hosted by Nicole @ Feed Your Fiction Addiction and Shannon @ It Starts at Midnight. Goings-On We had a nice autumn for once! We don’t
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Sordaneon by L.L. Stephens – Can’t Wait Wednesday – Excerpt
I’m really curious about Sordaneon, because it’s described as a heady mix between Dune (which I love the concept of) and Ada Palmer’s Terra Ignota series (of which I’ve recently
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