In 2018 when I got my Nintendo Switch, I saw the trailer for this game and I immediately put it on my to-play list. A steampunk world where inanimate objects come to life and the main character has steampunk wings? Yes, please! In October 2019 I finally bought it and man do I …
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Series: Ravenspire (Book 2) Genre: YA Fantasy Publisher: Balzer + Bray (February 12, 2019) Page Count: 448 pages After reading the Shadow Queen, I knew I had to read more CJ Redwine so are Realm Makers bought the Blood Spell! I love Redwine’s style of fairytale retellings and her writing journey really resonates with me …
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I’m excited to announce the launch of ScribeTunes! American and Canadian powers combine in a collaborative project between me and Cassia Schaar to help writers have the best music for their writing. Have you ever spent half an hour or more trying to find the right mood music when you should be writing? Then …
I’ve disliked movies and abandoned series for many reasons, but one of my biggest reasons is for retconning. For those who don’t know retconning means to “revise (an aspect of a fictional work) retrospectively, typically by introducing a piece of new information that imposes a different interpretation on previously described events.” J.K. Rowling is …
2019 has been a pretty good year. I feel like the first half of it was epic then the latter half still had good moments but the majority got kinda weird. Things happened that made me cry in absolute joy and then others that made me sob in grief and worry. So I’m very …
Monthly Summary: December 2019/Yearly Wanderings Read More »
I’m going to be on my annual hiatus until January 14th to enjoy Christmas and New Years with family and maybe slip in some writing. I will be still active on Instagram though. See you soon! Merry Christmas!
I haven’t done a tag in a while so I’m excited to do this one that Emily @ The Ones That Really Matter tagged me in!
This past month I’ve finally gotten into Gravity Falls. I’ve known about this show for years. I’ve seen fanart and cosplays, but the animation was a big put off for me. I thought this was just another stupid kid’s show with cheap animation, retcon character arcs or zero character arcs, and a shallow …
When Sparrowhawk casts a spell that saves his village from destruction at the hands of the invading Kargs, Ogion, the Mage of Re Albi, encourages the boy to apprentice himself in the art of wizardry. So, at the age of 13, the boy receives his true name – Ged – and gives himself …
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I know this is long delayed but here is my report of my Canada trip from November 6-18! I spent roughly two weeks with one of my closest friends in Alberta. I’ve had a lot going on in the latter half of this year so it was really great to get some time away …
