Banned Books Week: An Embarrassing Reading
Aight, I said I’d make a virtual readout and so I did. With my horrible webcam. As if listening to my English wasn’t bad enough, the sound is also way off and I have no idea how to fix [...]
Sep 2016
Review: Bright Smoke, Cold Fire by Rosamund Hodge
Kindle Edition, 448 pages Published September 27th, 2016 by Balzer + Bray The previous book I’ve read by Rosamund Hodge, Crimson Bound, was a huge disappointment. You can read my crappy review [...]
My Birthday Haul
Even though last Saturday, I turned a number I shall not admit to in public, I still have the mind of a teenager (as most of you might’ve noticed by now). That’s why I’m going to [...]
Graphic Fridays: Sons of the Devil by Brian Buccellato & Toni Infante
“A psychological horror story about Travis, an average guy trying to get by, who discovers that he has familial ties to a deadly cult. Told across three decades, Sons of the Devil is an [...]
Review: Ricochet: Riding a Wave of Hope with the Dog Who Inspires Millions by Judy Fridono & Kay Pfaltz
Paperback, 312 pages Published May 5th, 2015 by Hci (first published May 6th, 2014 Months ago (I’m too embarrassed to tell you when exactly), Judy sent me a physical (!) copy of her book. It [...]
Guest Post by Andrew Joyce: The Treasure
I’m sure most of you still remember Andrew from Danny the Dog’s adventurous stories. Today, I’ve got a story from Andrew himself here on Inked Brownies! I believe Andrew’s new [...]
Review: The Beginning Woods by Malcolm McNeill
Kindle Edition, 464 pages Published September 1st, 2016 by Pushkin Children’s Books I read some of the reviews on Goodreads and they weren’t all too positive, sadly. That didn’t [...]
Exploding the Myths about ‘Feminism’!
Originally posted on Novelacious:
We all have been listening and even debating a lot about this term called [...]
We all have been listening and even debating a lot about this term called [...]
Poem: An Ode to Sausages
Inspired by Drew’s poetry contest @ The Tattooed Book Geek, here’s a fine piece of poetry by yours truly! An Ode To Sausages A sausage is no longer a sausage when it has shed its skin [...]
Review: Soldier Sister, Fly Home by Nancy Bo Flood
Kindle Edition, 176 pages Published August 23rd, 2016 by Charlesbridge “Fourteen-year-old Tess is having a hard enough time understanding what it means to be part white and part Navajo, but now [...]
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