Category: 2016 Reviews
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot : A Review of Kim Barker’s War Memoir
Funny story, I was a Journalism major, and seriously considered being a foreign correspondent, even after September 11 changed the face of global reporting during my third year at University. And, shortly after that, a professor was hideous to me and I swore off university-based media. Kim Barker originally wrote Whiskey Tango Foxtrot as The Taliban Shuffle about her…
Color me Spacey: A Review of Space Dreams, a Sci-Fi Adult Coloring Book by @lightburstmedia
I have made a point to spend more time this year creating. And more time SHARING what I do… That’s where the blog comes in, I guess. I already talked about Lightburst Media’s new Sci-Fi Adult Coloring book when it released this week, but I just wanted to show a few pictures within the coloring…
2016, 2016 Challenges, 2016 Comics, 2016 Reviews, Books, Comics, Geeky, graphic novels, Image Comics
Autumnlands Vol 1: Tooth and Claw
GothamGal is a devoted comic fan. Reading comics from an early age (TinTin, Archie, Katie Keene and much more), she has recently revisited her old interest and is branching out into the streets of unread comics and graphic novels! While she favors DC Comics, Marvel is slowly winning her over—but Vertigo, Image and IDW have…
Review: Sweet Girl by Rachel Hollis
After devouring Party Girl, I decided I had to seek out the next book in the series. Lucky me, Rachel Hollis’ Sweet Girl was available via the Kindle Owners Lending Library, so I didn’t have to break my resolution of not buying new books (to satisfy the Triple Dog Dare I’m doing). I cannot believe that…
Whoop, there it is! A Review of Party Girl by Rachel Hollis
I got this in 2015 as part of the Kindle Owner’s Lending Library and promptly forgot to read it. However, there was a book I was hoping to read and I noticed that I had Party Girl still borrowed. That propelled me to start it, and once I started it, I really enjoyed it! Landon Brinkley…
Wickedly Good Read : A review of Wicked Charms
I have only read one of the Lizzy and Diesel novels, but I have been a fan of Janet Evanovich since her first Stephanie Plum book. And, when a character named Diesel showed up in Stephanie’s world and then moved to a series of his own, I thought it was important to follow him. Random…