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ARC review: Opium and Absinthe
This was a very enjoyable, although slightly predictable, read! After injuring herself in an accident, Tillie Pembroke awakes to find her entire life turned upside down. Her sister, Lucy, has been murdered in what appears to be a vampire attack, and Tillie begins to rely on opiates to relieve her physical and emotional pain. She … Continue reading ARC review: Opium and Absinthe
Calling all Book(mark) Lovers!
I am so, so excited to share with you all the project I have been working on: the launch of my Etsy store for handmade bookmarks! These designs and more are available in my Etsy shop, which you can access here. Each one is digitally drawn on the app procreate, printed, and hand painted with … Continue reading Calling all Book(mark) Lovers!
Book Review: The Haunting of Tram Car 015
This is going to be a short review for a short (and enjoyable) book! In an alternate Cairo of the past, machines, magic, and humans live side by side. Agent Hamed al-Nasr and his new recruit, Agent Onsi, work for the the Ministry of Alchemy, Enchantments and Supernatural Entities, the organization that keeps humans and … Continue reading Book Review: The Haunting of Tram Car 015
Book Review: Daisy Jones and the Six
I can absolutely say I’ve never read anything like this before. Everyone knows of the famous 70s rock band, Daisy Jones and the Six, but not everyone knows their story. Told in the format of an interview between the bandmates, manager, producer, and friends of the band, this work chronicles how The Six Got to … Continue reading Book Review: Daisy Jones and the Six
Favorite Friday: My Favorite Underrated Book
Welcome to this week’s topic! I am really excited for this one, because there is no better feeling than finding a great and little-known book to share with people. I won’t lie, I haven’t always been the best at reading books that are out-of-the-spotlight so to speak, but I want to make a more conscious … Continue reading Favorite Friday: My Favorite Underrated Book
Book Review: Passing Strange
A sapphic historical romance that ALSO has magic?? You bet I scrambled to pick this one up as soon as possible. Six women come together in 1940s San Francisco, united by a common love that society doesn’t understand. Together they explore a world of art, magic, chance, and ultimately, romance. I absolutely ATE THIS BOOK … Continue reading Book Review: Passing Strange
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