Originally posted on Reader Voracious Blog:
🌏🌍🌎 Welcome to Reading Around the Globe, a series here on Reader Voracious Blog geared at fostering a culture of understanding in the bookish community about access to books in various countries around the world. I wanted to take the time to help educate those that live in the…
Originally posted on The Vulpine Portfolio:
Six months ago I put together a list of things for newer occultists to think about. This proved to be surprisingly popular, and as a result I have decided to create another article relating to the books that helped me when I was just starting out. It goes without saying…
A huge passion of mine for a few years now has been Greek Mythology. I’ve always loved any kind of mythology but nothing captures my attention as much as Greek mythology. Here I’ve combined two loves – books and mythology to share some of my recommendations with you. Two of these are non-fiction and the…
Hey guys! So today’s blog post as part of #Blogoween is all about our favourite witchy books. As it’s a top five list, we did five each as usual. This tag was created by Kaleena at Reader Voracious. The Bear and the Nightingale by Katherine Arden A feminist historical fiction set in the 14th Century…
Originally posted on abooknation:
I seriously need to figure out an intro and outro to my posts! I used to think it was just youtubers that needed them but I keep finding it weird and awkward to start blog posts. [ Maybe that’s just my lack of creativity :)))))))))] Still on the topic of making…
Originally posted on abooknation:
I don’t know why, but this topic in the book blogging community is so sensitive, every blogger that has mentioned seems to write about it cautiously whereas other bloggers avoid bringing it up at all. Why not try to make money from something you enjoy doing for free? In all honesty…
Originally posted on Mike Finn's Fiction:
According to Wikipedia, 23rd December is the day we celebrate Festivus a secular holiday that gives an alternative to the pressures and commercialism of Christmas. In Seinfeld, it was shown as including a Festivus dinner, an unadorned aluminium Festivus pole and practices such as the “Airing of Grievances” In the…
Originally posted on Mike Finn's Fiction:
“Lies, Damned Lies and History” is one of the most accomplished books in the Chronicles of St. Mary’s This is Jodi Taylor at her best: perfect comic timing that highlights rather than hides the stresses, anxieties and evil intents that life keeps throwing at us. As ever, the humour is…
Originally posted on Mike Finn's Fiction:
“What Haunts Me” has an original and fascinating premise. Thirty-three-year-old George Sinclair, a realtor in San Francisco, on recovering from a bout of flu, discovers three things: he can see ghosts who haunt people and make them sick, he can “kill” the ghosts by stabbing them, and the…
Originally posted on Mike Finn's Fiction:
This is my attempt to create a Discworld goddess. You’ve probably met her but you may not remember it.
