Damsel in the Library
Kailani B., Rohan GhostwindThe hottest, boldest, best reviews and essays about fiction. Plus the occasional short story from yours truly. Uncut and AI free.
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In Which I Review Several “Frankenstein” Movies
I had never seen a Frankenstein movie prior to watching these, unless we’re counting Van Helsing. And until two years ago when I read the book, I had only a rudimentary knowledge of the actual story. Now it is time to complete my Frankenste...
Books I Like, But Hesitate to Recommend
Occasionally I’ll think about a book and remember the good time I had while reading or listening to it. I’m not sure I’d like it now, which is why I don’t blast the titles out to everyone. I know I found some of them at the right time, and...
Is BBC’s “Sherlock” Brilliant? Or Utter Twaddle? (Verdict)
Get caught up on my reviews in parts ONE and TWO.
The finale of this show left me so bitter when I first watched it, I was poisoned against revisiting the show until now. And arriving once more at that finale with no hype to buoy my expect...
Revisiting a New Favorite Author
I have read six historical novels by David Liss and four of them comprise one of my favorite series: the Benjamin Weaver series. I love that setting and the way Liss wrote them to sound like they were written more in that time period. It’s...
Talking About a Book No One Else Talks About
Whenever I go to a library book sale, I allow myself to pick a book that I’ve never heard of, but looks promising. This is how I live dangerously.
The Enchanted Cup by Dorothy James Roberts, was one such book. In a bid to make room on my b...
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