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NaNoWriMo Day Four
I am currently on Day Four of NaNoWriMo and have written 4000+ words so far. On the Nano Discord server I’m on there are those who have already reached 8000+ or even more. This is discouraging but at the same time not. I have mostly been lurking on the server because that’s what usually happens.…
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Book Review: Who Fears Death? by Nnedi Okorafor
Who Fears Death is a difficult, challenging story to read, because it deals with situations that most people find difficult to understand or deal with, such as genocide and war. It’s a very strong book, with a great deal of depth to it. It’s a fast paced and engrossing read, but I wouldn’t call it…
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Update: Absolutely Nothing to See Here
I accidentally posted the book review I did for Those Beyond the Wall by Micaiah Johnson. I meant to schedule it, and it will be turning up again some time in February,which is when I meant to schedule it. It’s a good book, and I’m excited when it officially comes out because I have Thoughts…
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Book Review: Tsalmoth by Steven Brust
In Tsalmoth, all Vlad wants is his eight hundred gold. When an apothecary from the House of the Tsalmoth who owes Vlad money is murdered, Vlad tries to find someone he can collect his money from. This leads him on an increasingly complicated investigation that reveals a number of conspiracies that turn out to originate…
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Book Review: Imager, by L.E. Modesitt Jr.
L.E. Modesitt, Jr. is a writer I go through phases of liking a lot to not liking him at all. My liking of him can change from one end of a series to another or from one end of a book to another. As a writer his world building is meticulous and detailed, though his…
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