Tolkien Parallels First things first, I have finally completed The Eye of the World, part of the Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan. When I started it, the introduction was decent, pretty interesting. Then we move to the place … Continue reading Final Thoughts on The Eye of the World: A Journey Through Familiar Fantasy
I’m recording a few thoughts on The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan. So, what’s the setting of this? Right now, we’re in the countryside, a small rural town. Overall, I think the book is set in a distant … Continue reading Speculating on the Dragon Reborn: Thoughts on The Eye of the World
Why did I choose to read this book? Well, I’m listening to the audio version of The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan, and so far, the narrator is doing pretty well. A while ago, I had this colleague … Continue reading Why You Should Read The Eye of the World by Robert Jordan: First Impressions and Analysis
A Lengthy Read I’m recording a few more thoughts on the blue book, Black Leopard, Red Wolf by Marlon James. Just a few notes—I listened to another podcast, another review about the book, and it made me think of something. … Continue reading Delving into Black Leopard, Red Wolf: A Complex and Brutal Journey
Appreciating Black Leopard, Red Wolf Takes Time I’ll say this: it may take two or three reads to fully appreciate Black Leopard, Red Wolf. For me, during my first read, I was mostly focused on the story and trying to … Continue reading A Dense Journey Through a Dark Fantasy: Black Leopard, Red Wolf by Marlon James
So, I finally finished Black Leopard, Red Wolf by Marlon James; it took me some time to get through it, one because of the length. And I think also because of the content, it’s not one of those easy reads. … Continue reading A Tough Journey through Black Leopard, Red Wolf
Black Leopard, Red Wolf by Marlon James Currently, I’m on Part Seven of the 16-part audiobook. I’ve made a little progress recently, and so far, I still like it. I guess what I’ve enjoyed the most about it is the … Continue reading Black Leopard, Red Wolf: Exploring Fantasy, Sexuality, and a Murky Mystery
I’m jotting down a few thoughts on the book, The Killing Moon by N.K. Jemisin, part of the Dreamblood Duology. Why did I choose this book? I believe I’ve mentioned this elsewhere, but to recap, I stumbled upon The Killing … Continue reading Exploring The Killing Moon by NK Jemisin: A Dive into Fantasy, Mystery, and Ancient Egyptian Culture
“Shadowshaper is a book about the vibrant streets of Brooklyn, where magic and mystery intertwine with the rhythm of daily life. Through the eyes of Sierra Santiago, a talented artist, readers are drawn into a world where family ties and … Continue reading Shadowshaper Images
Gazing off into Space 