Damsel in the Library
Kailani B.I chat about books, movies, tv shows, and what makes a story great or terrible. Stay a while and listen.
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As I was re-watching bits of Avengers: Infinity War, I was struck by two things.
Bram Stoker’s “Dracula” and Its Brotherhood Against Evil
The odds of Dracula being an underwhelming concoction or some horrifying disaster are pretty high. An old book that’s centered around an iconic monster and its format is epistolary? Really? So when I first read this book over ten years ago,...
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Welcome to my library. This is where I discuss/review books, movies and tv shows. From historical fiction to fantasy, and mysteries to classics, the adventure never ends. Sometimes a short story appears.
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