All Hallows Eve: Story 2 Review
All Hallows Eve: Stories of Halloween and Other Festivals of the Dead edited by Ellen Datlow On the Path, Bleeding, Lee Murray Spoilers What would you do to be a … Continue reading
All Hallows Eve: Story 1 Review
All Hallows Eve: Stories of Halloween and Other Festivals of the Dead edited by Ellen Datlow That Hannie Agnes, Josh Malerman Spoilers Who hates Halloween especially when you get to … Continue reading
Literay Intention (January-February)
For several years in January I wander over to Goodreads and set an annual reading challenge with the intention of this being the year I will fully meet that goal … Continue reading
October Reads
Well the spooky season (it is always spooky season for me) has come and gone. Pretty quiet Halloween season this year for the obvious reason. I did manage to get … Continue reading
May to September Reads
Autumn is upon us in less than 24 hours, how wonderful. I had created a summer reading list but it didn’t quite go the way I had planned – things … Continue reading
April 2020 Reads
The Deep by Alma Katsu SPOILERS: First off, The Deep. Every time I see that title I think of the Amazon Prime show, The Boys. Anyway…so, the Titanic. Never … Continue reading
February/March 2020 Reads
Alright, so I had every intention of posting my reads for February but time and life got away from me. As such, here is a combo of February and March. … Continue reading
January 2020 Reads
January had 4 good reads. February however, is going considerably slower. To be fair, 2 books from January were audiobooks, so quicker to “read”. Certain Dark Things by Silvia Moreno-Garcia – … Continue reading
2020 The Year of the Vampire
The Year of the vampire. No, it’s not a new type of zodiac sign- although I could create my own …no, no, don’t get distracted. I’ve set my own reading … Continue reading
Seasons Change
Autumn has fallen or Fall has autunmed…. Anyway, the best time of the year has started. The sun is still shining but the air is cool. As I’m sitting here, … Continue reading →