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Category Archives: Book Reviews
13 reasons this book made me homicidal: a review of Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher
I picked up Thirteen Reasons Why recently because it was on my list of “to read” and it had received much critical acclaim. Also it was one of two books I’d brought with me while traveling (not including the two … Continue reading
30 in 30: Day 29 (in which I talk about Harry Potter some more, but don’t worry I SWEAR it’s the LAST time…for NOW.)
Saddest character death OR best/most satisfying character death (or both!) I realise I’ve been talking a lot about Harry Potter in the past few weeks, but you’ll have to bear with me as I do so again with this particular … Continue reading
Posted in 30 books in 30 days, Book Reviews
Tagged 2011, 30books30days, Harry Potter, Severus Snape
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Graduation from Hogwarts: the end of Harry Potter and my adolescence
Unless you live under a rock, you’re aware that the final Harry Potter film was recently released. If you know any fans of the series (statistically speaking, you probably do), you have somewhat of an inkling just how big a … Continue reading
30 in 30: Day 14 (in which I briefly talk about the Chaotic Canine, as portrayed by Thomas King)
Favorite character in a book (of any sex or gender) This is kind of a difficult question. I mean, I’ve read like a thousand books (I wish life had achievement trackers like WoW does) so choosing one character out of … Continue reading
Posted in 30 books in 30 days, Book Reviews
Tagged 2011, 30books30days, characters, Coyote, Green Grass Running Water, Thomas King
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30 in 30: Day 12 (in which I pick apart Anne McCaffrey’s “feminism” and tell you why ten year olds really should not read her books (or my posts, truthfully))
A book or series of books you’ve read more than five times Ugh. I really really really wish I could say The Black Jewels Trilogy for this one, but unfortunately I keep on losing my copy of that one and … Continue reading
30 in 30: Day 11 (where I talk about the Duke’s flat soda)
A book that disappointed you The Duke’s Ballad, by Andre Norton. It was just fucking crap is what it was. I started reading it and it seemed to be starting a bit slow, but I persevered. I was on vacation … Continue reading
30 in 30: Day 10 (in which I ramble off into existential bullshit about the nature of writing)
A book you thought you wouldn’t like but ended up loving Writing Down the Bones, by Natalie Goldberg. The book was assigned for a Creative Writing class I had back in 2004 (Hi, Vinnie). I took one look at it … Continue reading
Posted in 30 books in 30 days, Book Reviews
Tagged 30books30days, lessons learned from the quill, my nerd is spilling over, Natalie Goldberg, painkiller-induced ramblings, sometimes I'm not so bad at this whole thing, the courage to stand in the flames and heal your own burns, writing, writing lilfe, writing process
30 in 30: Day 03 (in which I review PORN — I mean, part of the Kushiel series)
The best book you’ve read in the last 12 months This one is harder to answer because I’ve read fewer books in the past year than I usually have. (Yes, you read that right.) Most of the books I’ve read … Continue reading
30 in 30: Day 02 (in which I’m actually pretty serious about The Fifth Sacred Thing)
Day 02 – A book or series you wish more people were reading and talking about I’ve been putting off writing this post, because I was playing World of Warcraft. (You thought I was going to say something thoughtful or … Continue reading
Posted in 30 books in 30 days, Book Reviews
Tagged 2010, 30books30days, eco-spirituality, ecofeminism, ecotopia, feminism, gywo, paganism, post-apocalyptic, Starhawk, sustainability
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