30 Aug

Review: Libby Lost and Found by Rebecca Stead – A Journey of Loss, Connection, and Unfinished Conversations When I stumbled upon Libby Lost and Found, a newly released title from the acclaimed author Rebecca Stead, I was instantly drawn in by the cover—soft hues that promised a heartwarming tale. However, as someone who often seeks closure and complete narratives in stories about relationships and emotional growth, I found myself navigating a much more complex terrain than I expected. This 2.5-star read left me pondering the depths of connection and...

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30 Aug

Unveiling the Shadows: A Review of On Writing Horror: A Handbook As a lifelong fan of horror—both in literature and film—I stumbled upon On Writing Horror: A Handbook edited by the Horror Writers Association and felt an irresistible pull. A compendium filled with insights from masters such as Stephen King, Joyce Carol Oates, and Harlan Ellison? It felt like an invitation to enter a dimly lit room filled with secrets, just waiting for someone bold enough to explore. From the moment I opened the book, I was struck by...

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30 Aug

Unlocking Mysteries: A Journey Through The Book of Mysteries When I first stumbled upon The Book of Mysteries by Jonathan Cahn, I was immediately intrigued. As someone who finds solace and intrigue in the realms of spirituality and ancient wisdom, the idea of embarking on a journey that unearths the mysteries of God and the secrets of the ages felt like an invitation I couldn't resist. Having read Cahn's previous works like The Harbinger, I was eager to see how he would weave a narrative that promises not just...

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30 Aug

Review: Manifesto: On Never Giving Up by Bernardine Evaristo When I first picked up Manifesto: On Never Giving Up by Bernardine Evaristo, I felt a magnetic pull. As a fellow writer navigating the complexities of creativity and identity, the title alone resonated with me. To hear such powerful words from someone I admire deeply—who also happens to be the first Black woman to win the Booker Prize—was thrilling. This book became an unexpected companion during a tumultuous chapter in my own writing journey, and I couldn’t wait to dive...

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