Posted in Book Critiques & Analysis
The City We Became by N.K. Jemisin is a Layered and Thoughtful Exploration of Place
It’s been a while since I’ve finished a book, let alone a 450 page one. I’m glad…
Mini Film Reviews: All Movies Watched in June and July (2023)
I’ve seen quite a few films lately that I’ve enjoyed. Like I did early last year with…
Posted in Book Reviews
Book Review: Down and Out in Paris and London, George Orwell (1933)
I wish I had good things to say about this book, especially as someone who was hugely…
Book Review: Sometimes I Trip On How Happy We Could Be, Nichole Perkins (2022)
Nichole Perkins is a podcaster that I had the privilege of listening to as per the recommendation…
Posted in Television
Beef and the Powerless Millenial
I watched Netflix’s Beef a couple weeks ago and have been pondering its absurdity for a while….
On Portal Fiction and Fantasy
A way I have been as a reader and writer through my life is to take note…
Magic Realism is not Fantasy, nor new
In one of my bookish Discord servers the other day I saw someone responding to another person…
Film Review: Women Talking (2022)
*Content warning for heavy discussion of rape and assault. Nominated for an Academy Award, Women Talking is…