Look, I get it. Having that massive, leather-bound ghost of 14th-century Italy staring at you from the shelf every night is a psychological operation in itself. But you have to stop treating The Divine

I honestly wasn't prepared for how different God Emperor of Dune (1981) would feel. The first three books gradually expanded the world of Dune, but this fourth novel does something much stranger: it jumps

Today I had a date in the dark with H.G. Wells. Let me explain: part of this afternoon the power went out, and with it, the wifi signal. Since I had no unread books already downloaded on my phone, I had

Book Review for 'A Tweet Too Far'

Hitting my yearly reading target by August isn’t a flex about how fast I can flip pages, it’s proof that my internal operating system is ruthlessly dialed in. Most people treat their goals like a casual

Great book from 1980 at the library

Fuente de la imagen Uno de los aspectos más impactantes y dolorosos de Cien años de soledad es descubrir la trágica historia de los diecisiete Aurelianos. Me sorprendió muchísimo saber cómo murieron de

I've not hidden my love for dark gothic fantasy stories hence why I plan to read all of Keri Lake's books. Her stories are dark, atmospheric and capture a kind of cinematic view of gothic settings. So

The title really rolls off the tongue, doesn’t it? 😂 Six more days until the book launch! I’m several days deep into the marketing blitz on social media to help build anticipation. For me, marketing has

Just when I thought that I was about to skip my first month of this year when I ended up not finishing any book, it happened! Phew! This took place on 21st August, which is quite late if you ask me. By

On Friday morning I was up around 5:30AM and got the sprinklers going. Then I emptied the basil out of the dehydrators. I didn’t pack the leaves as they retain nutrients better if not crushed much, but

Hello everyone. Back in my more active university years, we used to have little conversations about paranormal or mysterious topics, and how sometimes it was interesting to read about them, whether it

East Shed garden all cleaned out On Wednesday morning I was up around 6AM and worked on getting my post up. I wasn’t moving too fast and wasn’t even close to ready when my general helper got up at 7AM.

Over the Dead Vines draws us into a tragic story. Although it is literary fiction, the author drew inspiration from a young woman he met on the Amalfi Coast, as he himself notes in the preface. Readers

I’m thrilled to share with you all that the release of my new book Walking With the Muse: A Collection of Short Stories is scheduled for September 4! After months of curating the stories, making revisions,

Hello Hive community Ayehsa here, as a person who has such millennial soul and is always worried about the AI getting in everything I am more then happy to discover this platform. I miss the era where

Hello Everyone! Hope you all are doing great. You see books that recur. You hear people mention them in conversations, you see them on reading lists, you notice them on the shelves of book lovers, and,

Hello blog friends, how are you? I’m back to review one of the wonderful books I’ve read: Heartwood. It’s a beautiful book that blends drama, thriller, and perhaps a touch of survival—it’s hard to pin

Dan Brown is one of my favourite thriller authors and having read a few of his books in the Robert Langdon series, it occurred to me I'd never read his very first book, Digital Fortress. In the mood for

Would it be very bad for my brain to be reading four books at once? I’m almost sure it would. However, I haven’t felt overloaded doing it, so maybe I should change my idea about it. They’re all completely