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26 Jul 2022 1 minute read 0 comments amberbyers
Book 1 in the new scifi series Screaming Stars by Jana Harper (The Whispering, The Dark Priest). Catapulted to the opposite end of the Milky Way galaxy, James and his crew of robots must scramble to figure out where they are, how to get home, and wh...
22 Jul 2022 5 minute read 0 comments peerynt
[The photos in this post are from Elle Australia website, used here on Fair Use basis.] Not every day one stumbles upon a fictional story that comes with a legend attached to it about a real life murder case, when the original author is wanted for qu...
20 Jul 2022 1 minute read 3 comments Dazzle Daniels
30 Days To Success Learn how to condition and prepare you mind for success with consistency activities that are easy to implement. The BIGGEST FACTOR that determines success is mindset. To have the proper mindset can mean a life of endless possibili...
13 Jul 2022 3 minute read 5 comments Allen Taylor
Book Review: Unapologetic Freedom Unapologetic Freedom had received 50 Amazon reviews by the time I wrote mine, a result of very good marketing. Below is a modified version of my review. This book has its strong points: It's easy to read....
9 Jul 2022 3 minute read 0 comments bengy
The last batch of books from my book order arrived a couple of days ago... and again, a bit of a varied bunch of things to read. Ranging from Current Affairs/Politics, to History/Education, and then to a touch of Physics. The first on the list w...
5 Jul 2022 31 minute read 0 comments cryptogod-1
Good day everyone, I hope you are all having a good day, welcome to CryptoGod-1's blog on all things gaming and literature. Today I will be doing an analysis and review of the second book from The Witcher series by Andrzej Sapkowski, entitled The Las...
4 Jul 2022 23 minute read 0 comments Nathan Payne
In 2017, I went to New York to see a show an actor friend of mine was putting on, based on my album All The Diamonds You Can Eat. Not only was the play named after the album, but the plotline followed the jagged narrative he read into it (which is c...
2 Jul 2022 17 minute read 0 comments Nathan Payne
There's a lot more hope in this story than there is in This is a House of Warship, even if the hope is synthetic. The darkness isn't really less dark, it's just high, or perhaps more stupid, if only because it takes place in Hollywood, a place that...
24 Jun 2022 4 minute read 1 comment bengy
Well... this last weekend, I was shopping online for a textbook. Of course, it is now the End of Financial Year in Australia... which means that there are a whole bunch of books and everything for sale. And being the nerd that I am, I couldn't r...
15 Jun 2022 1 minute read 0 comments Azure95
When it was first published in 1949, George Orwell's dystopian novel "1984" was met with condemnation by many as a frightening vision of the future. Fast forward 54 years and we're still living in a world that bears some resemblance to the one descri...
