NYCC 2021: The Year After the Year That Wasn’t
Thursday afternoon at the north end of the Javits. As a perennial attendee of New York Comic Con, I normally...
Jamie Sugah
Jamie has a BA in English with a focus in creative writing from The Ohio State University. She self-published her first novel, The Perils of Long Hair on a Windy Day, which is available through Amazon. She is currently an archivist and lives in New York City with her demon ninja vampire cat. She covers television, books, movies, anime, and conventions in the NYC area.
NYCC 2021: Yen Press Partners with Tapas to Bring “The Beginning After the End” to Print
Earlier today at New York Comic Con, Yen Press, LLC, announced that it would be releasing The Beginning After the End,...
Fracture Your Own Fairy Tale in “A Spindle Splintered” – Book Review
Zinnia has a rare, terminal illness and not much time left. On what is likely to be her last birthday,...
Donuts, Violins, and the Queer Experience: “Light from Uncommon Stars” Book Review
The story of a young trans runaway meeting a woman who has one more soul to gather before she can...
If I Could Marry “You Are My Glory”, I Would
© Tencent Video If you read my recommendation for The King's Avatar, you may remember that I mentioned a rather convoluted...
Traitors of the Black Crown – Book Review
Traitors of the Black Crown, by Cate Pearce, is the story of a young woman in disguise, living as a...
IRL Dating Never Felt So Good – “Love O2O” Recommendation
Another title that I've had on my Netflix watchlist for about a year and am only just now getting around...
Strive for Glory in “The King’s Avatar” – Recommendation
This series was first recommended to me, honestly, by Netflix after I finished The Untamed last year, but I got a...
There and Back Again: Elayne Audrey Becker Talks “Forestborn”
@ElayneABecker on Twitter Some years ago, the hot thing to do in the Young Adult world was to write a...
Nothing Is As It Seems in “Forestborn” – Book Review
It is both a blessing and a curse, to be forestborn. But I think many of us could say that...