Witch and Wizard Witch and Wizard is a dystopian fantasy novel written by James Patterson and Gabrielle Charbonnet that feels like a mix between Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, and Star Wars. Like Harry Potter, there are the young protagonists … Continue reading Witch and Wizard by James Patterson and Gabrielle Charbonnet
Akata Witch by Nnedi Okorafor is a fantasy novel about a young girl named Sunny Nwazue, who is an American-born Nigerian girl who also has albinism that soon finds out that she has magical abilities. In some respects, Akata Witch … Continue reading Review of Akata Witch by Nnedi Okorafor
Why I Chose this Book I think I was browsing through overdrive.com’s selection and decided to try a graphic novel. Up until then, I had never downloaded any ebooks from the website. I didn’t know anything about Karen Marie Moning … Continue reading Review of Fever Moon by Karen Marie Moning, Adapted by David Lawrence and Illustrated by Al Rio
Why I Chose to Read this Book Pamita Rao (I think it was her or some affiliate account) and I connected on Twitter one day and she sent me a message offering a free preview copy of her book. A … Continue reading Review of Gates of Heaven (Preview Edition) by Pamita Rao
How I came about making this video was similar to how the making of another one transpired. I was looking for videos to use for the video Battle: Send for the Horses by Kevin MacLeod when I came across a certain … Continue reading Music Video Three Warriors Enter a Dungeon: Rapture by Ross Bugden
When I was looking for material to use for another video, Battle: Send for the Horses by Kevin MacLeod, I stumbled upon a video that appeared to have three different segments. The video was titled Fire and Ice and was … Continue reading Nightmare Strings: Nightmare by Alexander Nakarada
Why I Chose this Book Relatively recently, I realized or admitted that I think science fiction and fantasy maybe some of my favorite genres, for both film and books. A few months ago, I finally started watching the show Game … Continue reading Review of Fledgling by Octavia E. Butler
Why I Chose this Book After the last audiobook I listened to, which was a nonfiction book, I thought to myself “I think stories, especially fiction probably work best with audiobooks.” No surprise. I then decided to look for a … Continue reading Review of Seventh Son: Tales of Alvin Maker, Part 1 by Orson Scott Card
Below is a synopsis of a dream I had on the 353rd of the year that I felt like sharing. A young man and friends are walking around a market place. Young man meets another young man and the two … Continue reading A Cecian Dream
