Review of “The Weeping Empress”
A fantasy epic set in an alternative universe alongside (or crooked) to ours, Sadie Forsythe illustrates the journey of a young woman called Chiyo and her relationship with violence and destiny. Chiyo is from our […]
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“The Ethereal Tree” is poetry growing?
By Ruth Ingamells In reading you will experience a medley of emotions similar to grief. Ranging from relief to melancholy to power to peace. Donato F. Duldulao, Jr. illustrates his life in his poetry collection […]
Cats – jumping on the bandwagon?
A review of “The Truth About Cats” by M0lly Brandenburg By Ruth Ingamells We are the cat obsessed generation, and this book caters perfectly for us. As a cat lover myself this book jumped out […]
Review: “To your health: Humanities Diagnosis” by Jeremiah Walton
With poetry making a come-back among the young we are arguably on the verge of a new literary era – or so we hope. Poetry is cheap, and explosive. So few words can expand the […]