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A quick dive review of The Licanius Trilogy by James Islington. Spoilers ahead folks, beware. Check out my Spoiler free reviews of each book in the series. Book 1:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tQasElzGYO0 Book […]
Nostalgia and Game Re-makes
As I traveled, I took some time to replay some old classics on my Nintendo 3DS, specifically Zelda: Ocarina of time and Majora’s Mask. It’s a strange feeling, to play […]
Can Book Series Get too long? Podcast Vers.
The most important question we can ask in 2021: Can book series get a bit too long? Do authors drag things out? Let’s explore.
Mob Psycho 100 Philosophizing
There are a multitude of anime that manage to create characters that are infuriatingly stupid. Loud mouthed fools whos only positive aspect is their sheer determination to beat the odds. […]
Can Book Series get too long?
Do some novels or series get a tad too long? Do artists get a little too caught up in their own heads and take us down paths that shouldn’t be […]
Neverwhere Review
Neil Gaiman is a masterpiece of a human, and his books showcase that, let’s be fanboys and girls together as we wander through his phenom novel, Neverwhere. Filled with mystery […]
Stranger of Tempest Review
A meandering review of Tom Lloyds first book in the God Fragments series, Stranger of Tempest. Action packed chases, big booms from mage guns, and lots of trauma, this book […]
The Light of All That Falls Review
The Light of all That Falls, the third book in the Licanius trilogy, manages to wrap up things nicely, while leaving a whopping emotional toil with its ending. That being […]
The Gift of Kaladin
I received the best christmas gift of all this year. Uyen cao was a sweet little butterball of love and drew me a custom Kaladin Stormblessed portrait. Kaladin is one […]
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The Magic of Big Hero 6
For many of us, film and television hold a special place in our hearts because it is such an immersive experience combining many different forms of art when done well. […]
