Call Me A Storygraph Stan Because I Am A Big Fan of This Reading Tracker and Recommendation Platform
Goodbye Goodreads? I found an alternative reading tracker and recommendation platform that ticks all the boxes for me and my TBR: Storygraph.
V.E. Shwab fans have been talking about The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue since release. And as my first Shwab book, I must say–I totally understand now.
With hype comes expectations; with expectations, sometimes come disappointments. Sadly, these disappointing books didn’t satisfy that hype.
What I need in a fictional relationship: Communication (check), mutual respect (check), and emotional vulnerabilities (BIG FAT CHECK). 🥺
The Priory of the Orange Tree by Samantha Shannon screams “feminist LOTR”–but is the hype well-deserved?
Is it really necessary for the two characters who have been through hell and back, to take out the L-word and run with it?
A list of Fantasy novels that give you plot twists, lore, strong bonds, and all the feels with stories that perfectly balance character and plot.
Something that I’m quite passionate about, both as a writer and as a daily consumer of stories, is good storytelling in fiction. Here’s me trying my best to explain exactly what I mean by that.
