Book Review: The Incandescent by Emily Tesh. null

The Incandescent Review What grabbed my attention about Emily Tesh’s The Incandescent was the setting: a British school, sixth-form students, and a teacher protagonist. SaffyRead More →

Book Review: A Steep and Savage Path by J.J.A. Harwood. null

A Steep and Savage Path Review I picked up A Steep and Savage Path by J.J.A. Harwood after being blown away by the author’s other novel,Read More →

Book Review: Fallen Gods series by Hannah Kaner. null

My book reviews for the Fallen Gods trilogy by Hannah Kaner; Godkiller, Sunbringer and Faithbreaker! Please be aware that the reviews for the second andRead More →

Book Review: Mercy Thompson series by Patricia Briggs. null

My book reviews for the Mercy Thompson series by Patricia Briggs, starting with book 12, Smoke Bitten. Please be aware that these reviews may containRead More →

repDISND (formerly GeekDIS) is a month-long collaborative event to discuss disabled and neurodivergent representation, taking place every July! - A white banner with a thick pink and blue watercolour top and bottom border. In the centre is the repDISND logo; 'rep' in lowercase black letters, followed by 'DISND' in capital letters. 'D' is red, 'I' is white, 'S' is yellow, 'N' is blue and 'D' is green. The colours of the logo correspond with the disability flag. Beneath the capital letters in a small black font are the following words; Dismantling stereotypes through discussion.

Hello everyone! I wanted to update everyone on repDISND and my plans for this year’s event. Compared to previous years, I am planning a smallerRead More →

Book Review: All the Devils by Catelyn Wilson. null

All the Devils Book Review   All the Devils by Catelyn Wilson is one of those books that you know is deeply flawed, yet youRead More →

Book Review: Harker & Moriary series by Susan J. Morris. null

My book reviews for the Harker & Moriarty series by Susan J. Morris, starting with Strange Beasts. Please be aware that the review for theRead More →