Charlotte Nicole Davis writes about getting her first Harry Potter tattoo at 21—and getting it removed. A moving essay about the things that get us through childhood, and the things we leave behind.
On Kalimac’s Corner, DB thinks about what they loved about Tolkien, and what other writers they found it in. (Thanks to File 770.)
There’s a new Shirley Jackson biography coming out.
Coincidence, or curse? You decide. Just like the original CW show, in the reboot of Charmed,
July 21st, 2021. Marion Deeds | World Wide Wednesday | 1 comment |
A Desert Torn Asunder by Bradley P. Beaulieu
If you’re like me, you’re always a bit wary of starting a new series that is obviously going to go on for some time. So much can go wrong: will the next book come out in my lifetime? Will the series go downhill at book three? Will the author actually finish it? So having just read A Desert Torn Asunder (2021), the conclusion to Bradley P. Beaulieu’s THE SONG OF THE SHATTERED SANDS, I’m happily adding it to my list of highly recommended DIRTI (Despite Its Required Time Investment) series.
July 21st, 2021. Bill Capossere´s rating: 4 | Bradley P. Beaulieu | SFF Reviews | no comments |
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