Debut Review: Listen to Your Sister by Neena Viel
A perfectly crafted blend of horror and humor. Stunning for any book, let alone for a debut.
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review
Debut Review: Greenteeth by Molly O’Neill
A fun weaving of folklore and myth that isn’t exactly sure what it wants to be.
Debut Review: Those Fatal Flowers by Shannon Ives
A messy read for those with some justified female rage. The sapphic yearning is a nice bonus.
Book Review: Paladin’s Grace
Paladin’s Grace (Saint of Steel Book 1) by T. Kingfisher (Ursula Vernon)
debut
Debut Releases - March 2025
All the SFF Debuts from big 5 and selected indie publishers.
Debut Review: Listen to Your Sister by Neena Viel
A perfectly crafted blend of horror and humor. Stunning for any book, let alone for a debut.
Debut Releases - February 2025
All the SFF Debuts from big 5 and selected indie publishers.
Debut Review: Greenteeth by Molly O’Neill
A fun weaving of folklore and myth that isn’t exactly sure what it wants to be.
essay
Praise for, and Critique of Attack on Titan’s Ending
TLDR: The AoT ending pays off the broader themes of the series, but is let down by rushed story telling and Mikasa’s lack of character development.
Shrieking into the Void
This is my own personal shriek into the void. No one asked for it. No one will ever read it. But truthfully, that is the soul of this whole endeavor.
fantasy
Debut Review: Listen to Your Sister by Neena Viel
A perfectly crafted blend of horror and humor. Stunning for any book, let alone for a debut.
Debut Review: Greenteeth by Molly O’Neill
A fun weaving of folklore and myth that isn’t exactly sure what it wants to be.
personal
Shrieking into the Void
This is my own personal shriek into the void. No one asked for it. No one will ever read it. But truthfully, that is the soul of this whole endeavor.
anime
Praise for, and Critique of Attack on Titan’s Ending
TLDR: The AoT ending pays off the broader themes of the series, but is let down by rushed story telling and Mikasa’s lack of character development.
aot
Praise for, and Critique of Attack on Titan’s Ending
TLDR: The AoT ending pays off the broader themes of the series, but is let down by rushed story telling and Mikasa’s lack of character development.
short-story
Short Story: Intentional Regression
In trying to follow some of my writing goals, I created this story for a specific short story submission. As you can probably guess, it was rejected, which f...
short-story,
Publication Announcement: Lawns
I am so excited to announce that I have gotten my first short story publication in Moss Puppy Magazine’s 3rd Issue. (Lawns on page 126, to be specific) To ce...
publication
Publication Announcement: Lawns
I am so excited to announce that I have gotten my first short story publication in Moss Puppy Magazine’s 3rd Issue. (Lawns on page 126, to be specific) To ce...
mythology
Debut Review: Greenteeth by Molly O’Neill
A fun weaving of folklore and myth that isn’t exactly sure what it wants to be.
tbr
February TBR 2025
What’s on deck for this month. Currently Reading
horror
Debut Review: Listen to Your Sister by Neena Viel
A perfectly crafted blend of horror and humor. Stunning for any book, let alone for a debut.