Alloy of Law by Brandon Sanderson. It was years ago when I originally read the first in the Mistborn series; The Final Empire. Since then I have listened to the trilogy on audible a number of times. After my most recent listen, I picked up Alloy of Law to read, intrigued by the concept of… Continue reading Alloy of Law: Review
I have a problem. It’s not the sort of problem that has detrimental effects on my life (depending on who you ask). Far from it. My problem, is that I am organised. I certainly don’t have OCD, but I definitely like things to be in their proper places, all neat and tidy. This can get in… Continue reading Super Organised Magnetic Whiteboard Timetable
Jen Williams, author of the Copper Cat series, kindly agreed to answer some of my questions. I reviewed the last book in the series, and it was released last Thursday. The whole series is highly recommended by me, but if you aren’t yet convinced by my reviews then have a read of what Williams has… Continue reading Interview with Jen Williams
At The Mountains of Madness by H.P. Lovecraft Performance by Icarus Theatre Collective If you are into fantasy fiction, then it is likely that you have heard of H.P. Lovecraft and that that his work is very highly regarded as one of the pioneers of sff/horror. As much as I love fantasy I have never… Continue reading At The Mountains of Madness: Book and Theatre Review
The Silver Tide by Jen Williams It was some time in the middle of 2013. I was in a big Waterstones (I forget the particular city) and as I browsed I saw this beautiful book. It was a lovely golden colour and on the front was a dragon and a pun- two of my favourite… Continue reading The Silver Tide: Review
Colouring books for adults are everywhere. You can hardly pass any sort of book shop without encountering this fad. But it is definitely something I can get behind. I did a foundation course in Art Therapy a few years ago. While not in the same league as ‘proper’ art therapy, relaxing colouring certainly has its… Continue reading Colouring Books: Review
Dinosaur Park, a Superbolt Theatre production. I had not heard anything about this until Christmas day, when G opened our present from his parents and found two tickets inside. My mother in law had been recommended it by a work colleague. It boasted to be a Jurassic Park spoof that Spielberg himself would be impressed by.
The Iron Ghost by Jen Williams Wydrin the Copper Cat of Crosshaven, Sir Sebastian, and Lord Aaron Frith also known as the Black Feather Three have found themselves once again in mortal danger. And once again it isn’t just their lives on the line. No, a whole city, nay the whole world is at risk… Continue reading The Iron Ghost: Review
100 Ways To Be More Creative by Ray Deck III I downloaded this book ages ago, right back when I first got my Kindle, primarily because it was free. As I had yet to decide which novel to read next (I have since chosen The Iron Ghost by Jen Williams) I looked through my Kindle… Continue reading 100 Ways To Be More Creative: Review
Warning Cry by Kris Humphrey For the review of the first book in the series, A Whisper of Wolves click here. The second book in the Guardians of the Wilds series centres on Nara, a young whisperer who has received the call to aid the capital from the Narlaw. We also continue to follow Dawn’s… Continue reading Warning Cry: Review
