“Abomination” by Gary Whitta Shows Promise But Doesn’t Follow Through
As an avid reader of historical fiction (and a decent amount of fantasy), I was intrigued by Abomination. Knowing that...
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Turning the Spotlight Around: An Interview with Captain Kyle
My fellow cosplayer, Walking Dead fan, and Walker Stalker Con guru Kyle (a.k.a. "Captain Kyle") recently published his first book,...
Are You Worthy? “Court of Fives” by Kate Elliott
I'm very intrigued by the world that is introduced in Kate Elliott's Court of Fives - a world where the...
Review: “The Heart of Betrayal” by Mary E. Pearson
The Kiss of Deception, book one of Mary E. Pearson's Remnant Chronicles series, was one of my top reads of...
“Letters to Zell” Is a Quick and Satisfying Read
I received a copy of Letters to Zell in exchange for an honest review, and though it took me a...
Lois Lane Deals with the Fallout of Being Too Awesome
From GwendaBond.com Lois Lane, army brat, has just started her new school in Metropolis. She is determined to turn over...
“Captain America, Masculinity, and Violence”: An Exploration of Captain America That Doesn’t Do Much Exploring
I am relatively new to comics. I subscribe to Marvel Unlimited, and I'm working my way through a lot of...
“The Fangirl’s Guide to the Galaxy” Wants You to Find Your Grail!
First off, apologies for the Monty Python joke. I couldn't resist. Second, and more importantly, it's extremely necessary to have works...
“Undertow” by Michael Buckley: The Little Mermaid This Is Not
Undertow, by Michael Buckley, is the story of a town under siege. Three years prior to the start of the...
Review: “Captive Prince” by C.S. Pacat
If I had a dollar for every time a fangirl lamented that they wished traditional fiction was more like slash...