No More Paper?!

No More Paper?!

Even though it’s the Friday before Halloween, I won’t be talking about scary books. Instead, I want to talk about a reader’s (and writer’s) worst nightmare: Printers are running out of paper. I don’t usually talk about industry news but I want to pay some attention to this particular development because it affects both writers Read More

ARC Review: Far From The Light Of Heaven by Tade Thompson

Thank you to Nazia Khatun and Orbit for the ARC in exchange for an honest review. After I finished Rosewater, I was pretty excited to start my next Tade Thompson book. Far From The Light of Heaven is nothing like Rosewater and at the same time, it’s similar. You’ll recognise certain recurring themes, Tade’s voice, Read More

5 Books Featuring Necromancers

Just a little over a week left before it’s Halloween and the veil between the land of the dead and land of the living is at its thinnest. Why not highlight some books featuring necromancers who bring people from one side to the other? Which necromancer is your favourite? And who would you bring back Read More

ARC Review: The Infinite Library and Other Stories by Victor Fernando R. Ocampo

Thank you to Isabel from Gaudy Boy for sending me an ARC in exchange for an honest review. Victor Fernando R. Ocampo is one of the authors I’ve had my eye on for a while. So when the email dropped in my inbox asking if I wanted to review his short story collection, I immediately Read More

BBNYA: The Finalists!

It doesn’t feel like months ago since I announced the semi-finalists and putting the spotlight on some of them, but here I am. Talking about the finalists for the Book Blogger Novel of the Year Award. Last year, we had ten finalists. This year, we have fifteen finalists. I blame the quality of the books. Read More

ARC Review: Scales And Sensibility by Stephanie Burgis

I want to thank the author, Stephanie, for sending me ARC for an honest review. Every time Stephanie Burgis tweets something about her newest WIP I get excited but when she announced Jane Austen but with dragons, I couldn’t wait to read it. I was utterly delighted when she asked me if I wanted an Read More

From Shortlist to Second Place

Nearly one and a half year ago, I wrote that my short story The Champion of Wintersdeep was shortlisted in the Comic-Con writing contest. I entered this story in December 2019, and on September first this year, I finally got the results of the contest. The last round was a popularity contest, and I asked Read More

Review: Seven of Infinites by Aliette de Bodard

I’m continuing my quest to read all books released by Aliette de Bodard and when my friend got a copy of Seven of Infinities, I asked if she wanted to read it together. It was actually my first buddy read ever, and really enjoyed it as we explored the mystery as we went. Seven of Read More