Adulthood Is a Myth
Review I imagine a lot of people are at least vaguely familiar with Sarah’s Scribbles, a webcomic that originated on Tumblr but later spread to other social media platforms. I…
Burn the House Down Vol. 2
Review The series is heating up and boy was it a ride! Volume two took all of the momentum building up from volume one and set off running and it…
Beneath the Moon: Fairytales, Myths, and Divine Stories from Around the World
Review I love mythology and fairy tales, they always give me a cozy feeling that makes me think of my childhood. Even into adulthood, I'm always happy when I learn…
Beautiful Darkness
Review I don't think that there is anything that could have properly prepared me for the dark themes that are presented so capriciously in this graphic novel. The corpse of…
Burn the House Down Vol. 1
Review WOW. This manga has one of the most engaging domestic thriller plots that I've read in a while! Burn the House Down is a josei manga about a woman…
Legends & Lattes
Review Low stakes cozy high fantasy is a subgenre I didn't know if I would be into, but I absolutely loved. Legends & Lattes is a wholesome little novel about…
The Body Will Follow
Review Ghostly possession is one of those genres in horror that I feel doesn't get enough appreciation compared to other more glamorous monsters and supernatural beings. The Body Will Follow…
The Lost Star of Mariage-du-Diable
Review The Lost Star of Mariage-du-Diable is an intriguing short story with a haunting premise: a group of friends swear an oath to take revenge on the man that killed…
And Still I Rise
Review Maya Angelou was an incredible woman and an astoundingly good writer. And Still I Rise is the first book I've read by Angelou and I was absolutely blown away.…
Sisters’ Entrance
Review I've struggled to gather my thoughts on this collection, I was just so blown away and overwhelmed by the emotions elicited by this book. The poetry collected here comes…