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Black Water Sister by Zen Cho Genre: Fantasy Age group: Adult Pub. date: May 11th 2021 by Ace Books Format: Audiobook Pages: 370 Goodreads link A reluctant medium discovers the ties that bind can unleash a dangerous power in this compelling Malaysian-set contemporary fantasy. Jessamyn Teoh is closeted, broke and

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 movies. I thought to myself this morning “I’ll just do a quick Top Ten Tuesday post, that won’t need too

I don’t intend to write a post about every Wheel of Time episode, but words aren’t coming to me on any other subject, so there. Here were my thoughts on episodes 1-3. I’ll have a section with spoilers from the book at the end of the post. I really enjoyed

I watched. I have thoughts. They’re gonna come off as nitpicky, I’m enjoying it and I’ll keep watching, but too me it’s fine not great. There are a few things that worked really poorly for me so ofc I’m tempted to go on and on and on and on about

I appear to be in a very unusual binging mood, this being the second series I’ve binged recently. I’ve been meaning to read it since forever, mostly due to John Bierce’s fun online presence, even the abominations he calls sandwhiches on Twitter. Oh, and he mentions everytime someone complains about

I usually crosspost my blog posts to r/fantasy, but this time I’m copying my comment from Reddit to the Blog because it took so long to write I thought it was worth it. Brought to you because of this post: Unofficial YA and MG Recommendation List & Gift Giving Guide by

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 the Shelves in a looong time so I felt like taking inventory. After watching a few historical fashion videos, moslty

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 get that a lot, but it was warm and sunny for most of the month, I got to do a

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 read book 1 and love it). It sounds very up my alley! I was offered an ARC by Forest Path

You know the feeling, you’ve read a book and it was amazing, usually not well known, and you need to get everyone to read it! And then later whenever someone mentions that book and tags you your heart bursts with joy? Maybe your friends start recommending it to people in