In the United States of America, there has been a recent increase in anti-transgender legislation. In response to this alarming attempt at human rights violations, author Sim Kern proposed a … Continue reading BookTok Bands Together for Trans Rights Readathon
The Final Girl Support Group is a horror novel written by Grady Hendrix (My Best Friend’s Exorcism, The Southern Book Club’s Guide to Slaying Vampires) following the life of Lynette … Continue reading The Final Girl Support Group: Book Review
Andrew Stanton is a filmmaker I admire so much. He nailed it when he brought Finding Nemo to the big screen. He did it once more when he made a … Continue reading John Carter (2012) Film: 10 Years Later
Jennifer L. Armentrout’s newest novel, A Shadow in the Ember (ASITE), took us all by storm. The first installment of the prequel series Flesh and Fire predates one of my favorite series, … Continue reading A Shadow in the Ember – Review
Frode stood clutching the bulkhead behind him, pupils dilating, trying to make out even the vaguest of shapes, but without success. It was if whatever was out there destroyed the … Continue reading Plants vs. Zombies vs. Sith- Star Wars: Red Harvest Book Review
Welcome back to Mack’s Musings! Today I’m analyzing another mystery novel, Strong Poison, written by Dorothy L. Sayers. I love a good mystery, and I’ve previously read and reviewed Indemnity … Continue reading How the Women of Strong Poison Get It Done
In 1999, Canadian audiences got their first glimpse into the halls of Redwall Abbey—a large, red sandstone Abbey that serves as a sanctuary and beacon of peace for the animals … Continue reading Redwall the TV Series Added a Tragic Backstory for Matthias
Spoiler warning: this post discusses key plot points and characters from In the Woods. “I crave truth, and I lie,” are words spoken by the narrator of Tana French’s murder … Continue reading In the Woods and the Unreliable Narrator
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