Since I read so many books, it's sometimes easier to just combine most of them in one collective post. :D Some are worth mentioning, some not, but here's a list of the sixteen books I read in October. It's Not Summer Without You by Jenny Han Mindwalker by A.J. Steiger Something Strange and Deadly by Susan Dennard Rebel Spring by Morgan Rhodes The Devouring...
You know the posts where people reflect on they've learned in their XX amount of years on this planet. Well, in honor of my half birthday (23 and a half...how...), I've decided to join the trend and give you some pieces of advice/things that I've learned. 1. Your first job probably won't be perfect. At least, mine wasn't. There's definitely a fantasy when...
Sometimes the words get stuck. And sometimes it's so unbelievably easy to make them flow. I write for a living. Not as an author, mind you, although maybe someday. As a journalist, sometimes (sadly) you don't have time for creativity. Creativity gets shoved under the bus, because deadlines need to happen. There have been some positives and negatives about this for me. Some...
Three Dark Crowns by Kendare Blake was the book sent out in the September Owlcrate box, and as soon as I read the description I was intrigued. It's YA Fantasy, which is probably my favorite type of book to read, and the concept is this: There are triplet sisters, who each are equal heirs to the crown of this island that is full...
I love the format of Nicole's monthly wrap-up posts, but I thought I would do mine in a direction of talking about the month ahead, instead of talking about the past month. (Also, go check out Nicole's blog, for real, she's my favorite.) I love that I've been in such a writing mood lately, and I hope you guys are enjoying more frequent posts...
