Check out my newest review here!
Check out my newest review here!
Check out my review here!
Check out my review here!
I understand my activity on this blog has been lacklustre but there is a reason for it! Other than struggling to finish my novel, I’ve been working as a book reviewer in Online Book Club. So for the coming future, that will be the source of my written reviews. If you want more regular activity …
After reading Crescent City and writing the book review, I simply chalked it up to the fact that this book was a product of too much hype. It was okay but didn’t nearly give what was promised. However, I then had a conversation with my sister who had less than pretty things to say about …
Book Information: Author: Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni Year Published: 2008 Page Count: 360 Genre: Historical Fiction & Mythology Fusion Pacing: Drawling | Slow | Suspenseful Build | Fluctuating | Steady | Fast | Vague Type: Fantasy | Mix | Realism
Aside from the intense fantasy adventure stories I usually read, historical fiction is another personal favourite genre of mine. It’s not always as action-packed but often the internal conflicts exude more energy than anything else. Sandalwood Death is one of those books. This was a friends’ recommendation showcasing a fearless rendition of political corruption in …
Book Information: Author: Rosanne Brown Year Published: 2020 Page Count: 480 Genre: Fantasy Pacing: Drawling | Slow | Suspenseful Build | Fluctuating | Steady | Fast | Vague Type: Fantasy | Mix | Realism
Book Information: Author: Margaret Atwood Year Published: 1985 Page Count: 324 Genre: Dystopian, Tragedy. Pacing: Drawling | Slow | Suspenseful Build | Fluctuating | Steady | Fast | Vague Type: Fantasy | Mix | Realism
Original and Fan-fiction have always had a clash for many reasons. However as time went on, both mediums are now starting to live together in the entertainment industry. Perhaps not in full harmony but whether each party likes it or not, both mediums now have an interest and use in todays’ market. This week I …