Hey all, Sam here. All right...second and final post for today. Since my August TBR didn't go so well, I'm trying things a little bit differently right now, and we'll see how that works out. I already posted my September NetGalley TBR, and those are books releasing in the month of September that I've been… Continue reading Spooky Season 2023 TBR
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September NetGalley TBR
Hey all, Sam here. I pretty much majorly failed with my August TBR. Of the 12 books I had on my list, I read....two. That's not to say that I only read two books in the whole month. I did read more than that, and I'll have my August Wrap-Up posted in a couple days...but… Continue reading September NetGalley TBR
Weekend Writer: Writing with Emotion, Tension, & Conflict by Cheryl St. John Chapter 2
Hey all, Sam here. Where does the time keep going? The past couple of weeks it has felt like time has just sped past...and it's like I haven't been able to do nearly as much as I hope to do. I keep hoping things will settle down a bit and I can mark a bunch… Continue reading Weekend Writer: Writing with Emotion, Tension, & Conflict by Cheryl St. John Chapter 2
NetGalley Review: Guardians of Dawn: Zhara by S Jae-Jones
Hey all, Sam here. We are just a few days away from Gen Con...and David and I are trying to adjust to our work schedules...for this week and next week they are a little wonky because of our vacation as well as some co-worker vacations, but it'll be okay. We'll get through the next few… Continue reading NetGalley Review: Guardians of Dawn: Zhara by S Jae-Jones
August TBR
Hey all, Sam here. Wow, okay, so we're at the end of July, and I think things went pretty well with the TBR for the month, so we'll do it again for August. I mean, okay, I guess it helps that I'm really trying to keep up with my NetGalley release schedule the past few… Continue reading August TBR
NetGalley Review: Wolfsong by T.J. Klune
Hey all, Sam here. As promised yesterday, I have two book reviews for you today, but I'll wait until this evening before posting the second one. I'm trying to keep up on all of my book reviews, especially the NetGalley ones. Yes, I do still have quite a few NetGalley reads that are books that… Continue reading NetGalley Review: Wolfsong by T.J. Klune
Book Review: Unpainted by Dan Fitzgerald
Hey all, Sam here. And today I'm not here for a NetGalley read and review. Instead, I am here for a book that will be out TOMORROW. That's right. This book is releasing on June 30th, so now is the perfect time to pre-order/pick up your own copy. I follow author Dan Fitzgerald on Twitter,… Continue reading Book Review: Unpainted by Dan Fitzgerald
July TBR
Hey all, Sam here. Okay, the June TBR actually went pretty well. At least in terms of me having a reading plan for the month...and I mostly stuck to it, even though there were a couple minor adjustments and rearrangements, so... let's try again for July. Starting with...the NetGalley reads I'm hoping to read and… Continue reading July TBR
Manga Review: The Saint’s Magic Power is Omnipotent Vol 6 by Yuka Tachibana and Fujiazuki
Hey all, Sam here. I have had a mostly lazy couple of days, but they haven't been as productive as I had hoped they'd be. But that's okay, honestly. I think I needed a little break from things, and I can do blog writing and book reading during the work week, so it's all fine.… Continue reading Manga Review: The Saint’s Magic Power is Omnipotent Vol 6 by Yuka Tachibana and Fujiazuki
Manga Review: My [Repair] Skill Became a Versatile Cheat, So I Think I’ll Open a Weapon Shop Vol. 1 by Ginga Hoshikawa and Yukimi Enoki
Hey all, Sam here. All right, so I've almost completely caught up on the recent manga series where I've read multiple volumes, which means things are going to get a little bit chaotic with these Manga Monday reviews. Next week I'll be talking about The Saint's Magic Power is Omnipotent Volume 6, but aside from… Continue reading Manga Review: My [Repair] Skill Became a Versatile Cheat, So I Think I’ll Open a Weapon Shop Vol. 1 by Ginga Hoshikawa and Yukimi Enoki
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