Similar Posts
4/5 Stars Solo: Decent Spin-Off Star Wars Movie – NonSpoiler Review
Summary: Han, a street kid from Corellia manages to slip off the planet. Unfortunately, his best friend/girlfriend, Qi’ra, does not. Thus begins his quest to make some serious credits and get back to his home planet. Things don’t exactly go to plan, but like all things, Star Wars-y, they work out from a certain…
Spoiler-Filled Review of Rogue One
*Spoilers, spoilers, spoilers, spoilers. And once again, I own nothing of the pictures.* BTW, this movie is definitely better without spoilers. Go watch it first, then look for the discussions. Introduction: I love this movie. I’m a little baffled as to why people keep trying to compare it to The Force Awakens. They’re completely separate…
Fantastic Creatures Anthology Release and Scavenger Hunt!
Introduction: Good morning (or afternoon or evening). Today we welcome Bokerah Brumley and her insights into the Fantastic Creatures Anthology. I’d never heard of a Hum-Fairy, have you?? Bokerah’s Words of Wisdom: Good things are on their way When a Hum-Fairy Comes to Stay. When the idea for A Fellowship of Fantasy Anthology: Fantastic Creatures…
7 Suggestions for Writing Awesome Book Blurbs
The Problem: Many writers struggle with writing the description for the stories they’ve just poured their soul into over the last few weeks/months/years. Who am I to try and answer this question? A few months ago I joined the launch of the Lei Crime Kindle World. (If you don’t know about kindle worlds, you should…
Movie Reviews 4/5: Mortal Engines
Fun Despite Numerous Story Flaws Summary: (spoilers after ads) This is a young adult post-apocalypse sci-fi adventure. It’s also a book adaptation. I have not read the book, and I have no intention of doing so. That said, the world came across cool and the movie ended up being entertaining. Additional Comments: Characters 3.5/5: Hester…
One Comment
Comments are closed.

Thanks for the reblog, Julie! xox
eden