Note: This post will contain spoilers through the Skellige portion of the main quest. Read at your own risk! As part of my ongoing documentation in my experience with The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, it is now time to discuss the Skellige portion of the main questline. The best summary of my feelings right before going … Continue reading The Witcher 3: I Really Hate Skellige Sirens
One of my favorite blogs, Normal Happenings, does this amazing feature called Daily Inklings. Every day, he posts a writing prompt and encourages others in the blogging community to respond. I have been meaning to try out an inkling for ages, but the opportunity has finally arisen, as the Stories in the End inkling allows me to discuss … Continue reading Stories in the End – Daily Inkling Response
It's Tuesday, which has quickly become my favorite day of the week. Why? Well, because I love doing Top Five Tuesday, hosted by the Bionic Book Worm! This week, I'm going to be discussing books that I started and absolutely couldn't put down until I had finished them. As often happens with these Top Five … Continue reading Top Five Tuesday: Books I Could Not Put Down!
As a regular reader of the fantasy genre, I have no shortage of magical creatures that I love. Therefore, I am super excited to get to discuss some of my favorites because the wonderful Bionic Book Worm picked this as her topic for Top Five Tuesday this week! Since I could easily do an entire … Continue reading Top Five Tuesday: Magical Creatures in Books
Title: A Darker Shade of Magic Author: V.E. Schwab Release Date: February 24, 2015 Number of Pages: 400 Description: "Kell is one of the last Antari—magicians with a rare, coveted ability to travel between parallel Londons; Red, Grey, White, and, once upon a time, Black. Kell was raised in Arnes—Red London—and officially serves the Maresh … Continue reading A Darker Shade of Magic: PotterAlikes Review
As part of my goal of being a voice for indie projects in development, I'm going to make more of an effort to seek out demos and give my first impressions upon finishing them. The first game I'm covering as the start of what I hope is a long-running series is The Perfect Jury. This is … Continue reading The Perfect Jury Preview
There are so many video games to play and a relatively small amount of time to actually play them, so I don't revisit my favorites nearly as much as I should. It's always so tempting to keep moving forward with the next great experience, but taking a breather and relaxing with a title that's familiar … Continue reading Top Five Games I Want to Replay
I'm not great at rereading books. Anytime I consider revisiting an old favorite, I think about whether the title I'm about to pick up has aged well, or whether the time I would spend on a reread would be better put towards trying something new. Regardless, there are a few old favorites of mine that … Continue reading Top Five Tuesday: Books I Want to Reread!
Note: This update will involve spoilers for The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt through the Novigrad portion of the story. Read at your own risk! It took me many hours, but I have finally rescued Dandelion and gone on my way towards Skellige. Well, I haven't actually boarded the ship yet, as I wanted to make … Continue reading Witcher 3 Updates: Out of Novigrad
A few weeks ago, I posted one of those tier lists that have been going viral on Twitter, dividing most of the major video games I have played into a few different categories based upon how much I enjoyed them. I got quite a few questions regarding why I put certain games in certain places, but since the … Continue reading Video Game Tier List Explanation, Part 1
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