This is a very character driven fantasy and it was refreshing to see POV's that weren't from characters that are well off and part of the upper class, but rather the common people who usually make up side characters in the story. I love side characters and sometimes I get bored reading about the hero… Continue reading Sapphires Flight by KS Villoso

I have the same level of fanaticism for Futurama as I do for Discworld, so naturally the first thing I did when I heard there was a new video game made by the original crew of Futurama was jump for joy and get it immediately. The premise is the world has been broken up by… Continue reading Worlds of Tomorrow – a Futurama Video Game Review

This book is actually a 2 for 1, with two smaller books around 200 pages each put into one larger volume - sort of like Riyria if you've read that. I'm not sure if this is self published or not, I looked up the publisher info on the back and it said "Saga Press" and… Continue reading Magic of Blood and Sea, by Cassandra Rose Clarke

Man did I love this book omg! This book is a flint lock military fantasy - flintlock meaning guns involved! If you liked Promise of Blood by McClellan I think this series would really appeal to you. This book had two main POV's with a few more limited POV's scattered throughout the book. Winter is… Continue reading The Thousand Names by Django Wexler

I've always enjoyed Jim Gaffigans stand up, quirky, weird, and upbeat it's my kind of humor most of the time, especially when he's talking about food. Hot Pockets! So, I wanted to get some comedy books to help lighten my mood so I picked up a few of them and I was really excited for… Continue reading Dad is Fat by Jim Gaffigan

Ever since I was a little kid I've loved Monty Python, particularly the Holy Grail movie. So, whenever I've seen a clip or full interview with John Cleese I've always listened up. He's funny, articulate, deliberate in his speech and effortlessly witty. When I saw he had an autobiography that he narrated I jumped on… Continue reading So, Anyway: Autobiography by John Cleese

The story of the start of McDonalds starring Michael Keaton. He really does a great job with playing the middle aged salesmen trying to sell milkshake machines, he goes home and listens to self help books on vinyl. Nick Offerman also has a good performance. He was called by a place called McDonalds which was… Continue reading Movie Review! Founder starring Michael Keaton

Bingo Squares: Debut Novel, Indie Author, Audiobook, Non human POV I am burning through Indie Authors recently and I'm enjoying myself so much! This book is going to be pretty audience specific, after reading Andrew Rowe's Sufficiently Advanced Magic and enjoying my first LitRPG I decided I'd check out some more. If you enjoyed his… Continue reading Esmes Indie Author Highlights: Dungeon Born by Dakota Krout

This book embodies the phrase "wtf did I just read?!" This has to be one of the strangest books I've read, ever, not just this year. By page 11 into the book I wasn't sure I was going to continue because I wasn't really in the mood for something dark, and there was a woman… Continue reading Library at Mount Char: WTF did I just read?!?!?

A couple days ago I reviewed Nice Dragons Finish Last, and since then I've finished the next two books in the series. Thank god the fourth book is coming out this summer, I'm dying to see where this is going. I rated the second book a 4/5 and the last book a 5/5. The second… Continue reading No Good Dragon Goes Unpunished/One Good Dragon Deserves another – finishing the Heartstriker series