The Witness for the Dead by Katherine Addison is an interesting case: is it a sequel? Or is a standalone? The answer? It’s both. I didn’t read the first book (although I definitely want to now I finished this second one), and I was perfectly able to follow the story.
Welcome to the May 2021 reading wrapup. While it’s actually already halfway through June (I’m starting to sense a theme in that regard), I figured I’d still post the books I read. Because I read some really good books! I had planned on posting it last week, but I was
Welcome to my writing update for May. This is part of a series where I update you on my writing progress each month, not just to pat myself on the back for writing (because mostly, I do NOT pat myself on the back) but also because I figured my process
Vicious by V. E. Schwab is the first in the Villains series. I have to admit: I only read this book because my editor recommended it to me. But I am very glad she did! It had many great parts, from the morally grey characters to the complexity of the
The Hero’s Journey Archetype series continues with Part 7: the Ally. For the previous parts, check out:1. The Hero archetype2. The Mentor archetype3. The Threshold Guardian archetype4. The Herald archetype5. The Shapeshifter archetype6. The Shadow archetype This series focuses on the Hero’s Journey Archetypes as described in The Writer’s Journey by
I always love June; the nights are getting longer, and the days are getting warmer. And not entirely unimportant: it’s the month that where slowly things are starting to open up again! Anway, you can find the list with the best fantasy & sci-fi book releases of May 2021 below!
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