Originally posted on Eyes + Words:
Written by Jacob Ibrag ‘Sleeping in front of a sun.’ Some decisions are made with ease, no contemplating necessary. ‘Reaching out into the fire.’ Autopilot mode, streaming agreements in a sea of no’s. ‘Third-degree lucidity.’ And then somewhere along the line of being, the mind begins anew. A medic reaching…
Originally posted on Grindhouse Theology:
This particularly beautiful reimagining of the Elizabeth Bathory legend is one of my favorite vampire films, and probably one of my favorite horror films altogether. Like most horror films, it’s subtextually rich, but even without its thematic undercurrents, it’s a wonderfully shot film with well-nigh perfect performances. – Grindhouse Team
Originally posted on Untangled:
I make a conscious effort to try and stay off certain news outlets. It’s a tricky line to walk sometimes because I’m inherently curious and interested in what is happening in current events around the world. I don’t want to live in a bubble. I want to know whats happening, I…
Originally posted on sorryless:
I wished for a simple peace of mind. It came to me on a street corner in New York City in the middle of the night as I was walking off a bout of insomnia and getting nowhere with it. And isn’t that the way it is? That you find somewhere…
Originally posted on The Valkyries:
Cheesy title aside we’re going to explore ‘The Shape of Water’ and how it left me a little cold. First off I want to state that I adore Guillermo del Toro and would consider him to be a true auteur. His films have a blend of child-like wonder and down…
Originally posted on The Bibliophagist:
Thank you all for joining me today on my stop during the blog tour for On Holy Ground. I am super excited to participate in this. I participated in the blog tour for the first book in The Devil’s Poetry series…check out my review of the first book here. Before…
Originally posted on The Bibliophile Empress:
Hello everyone and happy Thursday! I’m not sure I’ve mentioned on here before but I am an absolute nut for Greek Mythology (as well as Egyptian, Norse, Celtic, Roman, etc.) so, of course, I could not pass up this opportunity! I found this tag over on Makayla’s blog, Random Reads,…
Originally posted on Spellbound Librarian:
Everyone seems to have their own unique style of reading, so I thought it would be fun to compile a list of some of the different ‘types’ of readers I know! The Hermit Once this readers starts a book they will retreat into their reading cave. You will not see…
Originally posted on Comics Grinder:
Indeed, the martians are coming! There is an exciting new graphic novel adaptation of the H.G. Wells classic, The War of the Worlds, presented by Insight Comics. This version provides a vivid and immersive “present day” of 1898 that keeps the reader quite engaged. It will sneak up on you…
Originally posted on The Write Nook:
Since we live in such a technology-driven era, are there any writers out there who choose to listen to their favorite records while they type away? I, for one, love to write with music to further inspire my story to unfold. Meaningful lyrics is a plus. Sometimes I’ll write…
