It's My Genre, Baby.
A Slacker's Guide to Her Book Bag.
30 April, 2014
Review: Free Fall by Carolyn Jewel
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Pity the poor novella that is meant to hook readers into a series. It's judged not only on it's own merits, but also on it's ...
28 April, 2014
Review: Hot Under The Collar by Jackie Barbosa
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Hot Under The Collar was purchased in 2012 and then promptly placed in the TBR pile where it languished until recently. When Courtney Mi...
24 April, 2014
Review: The Unexpected Wedding Guest by Aimee Carson
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No. No. No. No. No. No. Just No and more no. This is my second Aimee Carson book. Earlier this week I read (and loved) The Wedding Dress...
22 April, 2014
Review: Beautiful Darkness by Fabien Vehlmann and Kerascoet
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Beautiful Darkness is a French comic book. (Wait, come back.) I implore you to read it. I understand if graphic novels don't work fo...
20 April, 2014
Review: The Wedding Dress Diaries by Aimee Carson
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The Wedding Dress Diaries is a short prequel to Aimee Carson 's Wedding Season series. It's been free at most e-book sites fo...
10 April, 2014
Revisiting Wonder Woman
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While I no longer buy anything but Tiny Titans I used to be an avid fan of the DC Comics line. I subscribed to 20 or 30 titles a month (s...
08 April, 2014
Review: Fall Guy For Murder by Johnny Craig
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Johnny Craig is one of those artists we'd call mid list if he was an author. Prolific, talented, a cult favorite, but unable to adapt...
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07 April, 2014
Review: Julio's Day by Gilbert Hernandez
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Anne Elizabeth Moore wrote a pretty excellent review of Julio's Day . You should probably click through and read it first. My experie...
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28 March, 2014
Review: Secrets And Saris by Shoma Narayanan
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After reading The One She Was Warned About I wanted to check out another book by Narayanan. Secrets & Saris surprised me by being...
27 March, 2014
Review: Unforgotten by Tohby Riddle
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This is a somewhat atypical graphic novel. Instead of a full narrative, the images are used to illustrate what is essentially a poem. The ...
24 March, 2014
Review: Concealed In Death by J.D. Robb
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Ok, so the 38th book in the I n Death series is out and… guys? Hey, where's everyone going? Wait! Come back! Eve goes to Africa! (...
21 March, 2014
Review: Facts In The Case Of The Departure Of Miss Finch by Neil Gaiman and Michael Zulli
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Sometimes I wonder why I stopped reading Neil Gaiman. Surely, I think to myself, it can't all be carryover from his wife? Luckily, I h...
20 March, 2014
Review: Rage of Poseidon by Anders Nilsen
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Go get this. Now. I loved Rage of Poseidon . Loved. It. Anders Nilsen uses a beautiful silhouette art style to bring a modern reality t...
19 March, 2014
Review: Tokidoki Spring 2014
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I have a love / love relationship with tokidoki. There's no hate in my heart. If I lived in an area that actually sold their product i...
14 March, 2014
Review: Cemetery Girl Book One by Charlaine Harris and Christopher Golden
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My curiosity for how Charlaine Harris would translate into this new medium was strong. After all, from the necrophilia and furry-fetish...
10 March, 2014
Review: Bounce by K.M. Jackson
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In keeping with my 2014 policy of reviewing more DNF's, I'm going to talk about the first few chapters of K.M. Jackson's B...
03 March, 2014
Review: The Last Wicked Scoundrel by Lorraine Heath
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I've been off Lorraine Heath lately, but the amount of domestic violence in Moonstruck Madness made me inclined to examine how ...
28 February, 2014
Moonstruck Madness And Domestic Violence
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I bang on a lot about the way domestic violence can be subtly normalized in the genre. Back in the day, the DV was more open and obvious ...
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