I have been tagged by the lovely Denise at English Lit Geek for the Bookish Time Travel tag! I love books and I love time travel, so count me in! Rules: Answer as many of the questions as you can/want. Tag other people – as many as you like. Share the love! Please leave a… Continue reading The Bookish Time Travel Tag
This week, from September 25 to October 1, is Banned Books Week, one of my favorite weeks of the year (aside from Christmas break and Shark Week!). But what is so important about this particular week, in general? It’s just a bunch of books that uptight people once complained about, right? Well, this week is… Continue reading #BannedBooksWeek, A Celebration
Since September 12th, I have embarked on my second annual journey to read as many books as possible in the span of two weeks. In the beginning, I set my goal to five books, which I met within the first week. The second week has passed, and on this last day of the Tackle Your… Continue reading #TackleTBR Wrap-Up
A new poem of mine has been published with the Christian e-magazine ALTARWORK. It is based off of an observation of mine, and I find it’s my duty as a poet to write what I see. The Golden Calf has Stars and Stripes I’ve been seeing a lot of what I call flag worship in… Continue reading New Poem with ALTARWORK: The Golden Calf has Stars and Stripes
The Tackle Your TBR Read-A-Thon, or #TackleTBR, started last week. With one week to go, I have already met my initial goal of five books. 100 Crime Fiction Writing Prompts – Kate M. Colby Rating: Four out of five stars The imaginative prompts read smoothly, and made me wonder where I would take the story… Continue reading #TackleTBR Mid-Point Review
Rating: One out of five stars I know I said in my last blog post that I was going to work more positivity into my book reviews. Please excuse the following blog post, which falls into the category of “I will reserve the negative reviews for books that I really do not like.” I was… Continue reading #TackleTBR Book Review: Twitterature by Alexander Aciman and Emmett Rensin
A book review is a review of a book. I’ve been pondering how to start this blog post, and that is the best way I can describe my recent epiphany. It’s a pretty obvious epiphany, to be sure. It’s as if I went swimming and suddenly realized that water is wet. But I guess the… Continue reading The Balance of Book Reviews: An Epiphany
