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A Star Wars novel is a keeper for me if it expands and /or adds depth to a character or a certain aspect of my favorite universe. E.K. Johnston does a fantastic job diving in the character of Padme Amadala in her books Queen's Shadow and Queen's Peril. She takes a couple sections of Padme's... Continue Reading →
A first contact story told from the point of view of the interpreter, Axiom's End is a novel that is full of fascinating 'what ifs.' As the estranged daughter of an infamous hacker, Molly has always been subject to more scrutiny than most. Yet, when he releases what his followers believe is his greatest missive,... Continue Reading →
It's been a long time since I've read a nonfiction book. I've read a couple nonfiction graphic novels, but not a full-length piece of writing. My routine before I started blogging was reading one fiction followed by a nonfiction book. Like my students like to say, 'I like to read about things that are real!'... Continue Reading →
Hi all- I've been a bit distant since the beginning of the quarantine. Between shifting my own curriculum online, trying to manage my daughter's learning, and checking my phone for Covid updates every 5 sec, it was quite a sh#t show in the house. I just haven't been able to find a reading and reviewing... Continue Reading →
I'm making a list because I feel like it, ha! 1. Thank you to StoryTellers on Tour for putting together this blog tour! Justine and Timy are incredible people and do a fab job of organizing all us crazy bloggers. And here's letting them know that I'll be back for more self-pub SFF fun in... Continue Reading →
