Mystery stories are always a bit of a mixed bag for me. Very few of them manage to walk the fine line between having a legitimately intriguing and mind provoking mystery while providing enough clues and answers to keep audiences … Continue reading Review: Lying in the Deep
To begin with, I am aware that this is a graphic novel or book or story intended for young children. I have no issue with that since various stories and media should be available for people of all ages. I … Continue reading Review: Amelia Aierwood – Basic Witch
Scams, grifts, cons, pretty much the act of tricking and lying people out of money has been a staple of any economy, society, and workforce since the concept of wealth and money have been a thing. In Hype: How Scammers, … Continue reading Review: Hype: How Scammers, Grifters, and Con Artists Are Taking Over the Internet―and Why We’re Following
D (A Tale of Two Worlds): A Novel is a 2020 young adult literature book by writer Michel Faber. It is a pretty straight forward story. One ordinary morning all the “D”s in the world start disappearing. Out of nowhere … Continue reading Review: D: A Tale of Two Worlds
Once again, Sarah Kendzior manages to write a treatise that will educate, engage, and downright piss off most readers. They Knew is another examination of the ‘transatlantic criminal organization masquerading as a government’ that has stolen, punished, cajoled, and committed … Continue reading Review: They Knew: How a Culture of Conspiracy Keeps America Compliant
The Black Queen is a 2023 Young Adult literature debut novel by Jumata Emill published by Delacorte Press, an imprint of Penguin Random House. The Black Queen tells the story of Nova Albright, a young Black woman who was going … Continue reading Review: The Black Queen
There is this belief in many criticism and analysis fields, at least in the USA, that there are no wrong answers or analyses. It is a continuation of a misunderstood point in early English literary analysis education in middle and … Continue reading Projection in Media Critique and Analysis
I first learned of the existence of the Starstruck comic series through the Dimension 20 series Starstruck Odyssey, a table top role playing game actual play game mastered by Brennan Lee Mulligan (a significant fact that will come into play … Continue reading Review: Starstruck
Harlem Shuffle is a 2021 American novel by Pulitzer Prize winning writer Colson Whitehead. It tells the story of Ray Carney, a Black man living in Harlem with his wife Elizabeth who is expecting their second child. Carney makes his … Continue reading Review: Harlem Shuffle by Colson Whitehead
Admittedly, a bit late, but, in my defense, I was participating in the whole Bloganuary challenge, so did not get the jumpstart on this post that I would have wanted. Either way, with the start of a new year and … Continue reading Books To Start The Year
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