I don’t read a lot of series. Generally, on the rare occasion that I do pick one up, if I don’t fall completely in love with the first book, I never continue. Regardless, there have been some series over the years that I really enjoyed the start of […]
I’m terrible at responding to award nominations. As soon as I get one, I make sure to put all the information I need in a drafted post, but then I kind of forget about it. Today, I thought I would actually start catching up on my backlog by […]
As the title of this post would suggest, I have decided to make a Steam Curator page. My page is focused specifically on recommending indie titles that I love. When I first started this blog, my plan was to primarily try and boost up indie games and show […]
I love doing tags because they’re such a fun and relaxed way to gush about the things I love. Usually, the tags I see are book-related, but I recently read A Geek Girl’s Guide and her responses to The Gamer Tag and decided that it’s perfect for me to […]
Note: This is going to contain some spoilers for the early part of The Witcher Making an update post for The Witcher 3 every thirty hours or so seems like a good marker to use, so I’m here to talk about my thoughts so far! While I want to […]
A few days ago, I wrote a post detailing some books that I predict I will give five stars. Since I also play a lot of video games, it only seems fair to do a list of them, as well. Since I don’t give perfect scores to the […]
It’s hard to make a five-star prediction. In my own ratings, I have given far more four and three-star reviews out than I have perfect scores, as I reserve this rating for the books that are nearly flawless in my own eyes. These are the reads that I […]
Final Fantasy X is out today on non-PlayStation consoles for the first time (except for the PC release), which means that a whole new group of gamers now have an opportunity to experience my favorite game of all time. This isn’t a post that is trying to convince people […]
Title: Throne of Glass Author: Sarah J. Maas Release Date: August 7, 2012 Number of Pages: 433 Description: “Meet Celaena Sardothien. Beautiful. Deadly. Destined for greatness. In the dark, filthy salt mines of Endovier, an eighteen-year-old girl is serving a life sentence. She is a trained assassin, the […]
The title basically says it all: After many years of everyone in the universe telling me to give it a try, I am finally moving The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt to the top of my list. I said that 2019 would be the year I finally tackle this veritable behemoth […]
