The Veil: The Jersey Devil
The story begins with a woman name Jane Leeds and great mother Leeds had already given birth to twelve children, but upon finding that she was pregnant for a thirteenth […]
2020 Book Review: Welcome to Marwencol by Chris Shellen and Mark Hogancamp
I read this book after researching after seeing the movie Welcome to Marwen. A unique and sad telling of trauma of a man and how he coped. It really spoke […]
2020 Book Review: An Unfinished Life: John F. Kennedy, 1917–1963 by Robert Dallek
I have to confess, on this list of all the books I’ve reviewed and will, this book is not my own. It was a borrow from my mother, who enjoys […]
The Veil: The Wampus Cat
It’s getting closer to a very spooky day, so let’s talk about The Wampus Cat. A good deal of may never have heard of it, but that doesn’t mean the […]
Melankholia, All of My Every Things, and Harvest Updates & Reveals
Last weekend the digital version of Melankholia released, but as planned the paperback edition released on October 5th, how exciting. Along with this wonderful news, I made a small announcement. […]
2020 Book Review: Around the World in Eighty Days by Jules Verne
This classic was a suggested read when I was in school. Whether it was an assignment or just a recommendation from my teacher, I can’t remember. This is a beautifully […]
The Word: 5 Tips for Poetry Writing
How does one start in poetry? How can someone go from novel writing to poetic prose? Both valid questions and both questions you may ask. I can only share from […]
2020 Book Review: Leonardo da Vinci by Walter Isaacson
I find myself time to time delving into a biography, usually that of musicians I’ve enjoyed, but sometimes a politician or great mind comes into my possession. This is one […]
The Word: Advice on Nanowrimo
I wrote, in the past, why I decided to do Nanowrimo last year, but it also taught me things about myself. As time has passed, I have realized it taught […]
