The past couple of months, I have been devouring horror/crime/thriller novels of all sorts and having a grand ol’ time doing it. Something about horror in general has been bringing me an odd sense of comfort. I didn’t used to be a lover of horror books or movies, but for some reason I’ve finally foundRead More
August 2021 Wrap-Up || Lots of Comics, Lots of Horror
Hello again! I took a bit of a break in July from a lot of things. Which may or may not be linked to me downloading TikTok. Because of that, I only ended up reading one book in July, which was The Bell Jar. I have to say, that might not have been the bestRead More
June 2021 Wrap-Up
I’ve tried writing this post about three times and feel less and less motivated each time since June wasn’t the most exciting reading month for me. There were lots of non-book related changes life last month and I couldn’t sit down and concentrate on a book for too long…which isn’t a bad thing. I’m slowingRead More
I am going to read horror books all July
The only thing I can stomach the idea of reading at the present moment is horror, which seems like an antithetical statement…but a true one nonetheless. Last month it was romance, this month it’s everything horror. I’ve been thinking a lot about this quote from Bela Lugosi and how much I love it. “It isRead More
May 2021 Wrap-Up || A Bunch of Books & a Dash of Romance
May was quite a busy month for me, but I was also able to read quite a few books from a bunch of different genres. While I didn’t post last month, I did read a lot. The trade-off was worth it, because I was able to read many books I’ve been wanting to read forRead More
April 2021 Wrap-Up
April was a bit of an odd month, it feels to me like it almost didn’t happen and I just skipped from March to May. Nothing much happened at all, which is actually a bit of a comforting notion. I had some time to breathe, which considering what May has already thrown me inRead More
The Top 3 Most Impactful Nonfiction Books I’ve Read So Far
This week, I was thinking about books that have a substantial impact on me. Quite a few of these books have been nonfiction works or memoirs that hold a special place on my brain and continue to echo their impact in my life and way of thinking. They are mostly all also very US-centric, soRead More
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