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Algorithms N’ Things
Let’s preface this by saying if you’re hoping for tips you have come to the wrong place, in fact, you took a wrong turn and ended up in a graveyard when you were trying to get to the waterpark. What I am here to talk about though is how much…
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Rural Blogging
Well, here we are, a really different blogging situation than I’m used to, just, rural living at it’s best. And worst. I was really privileged to have pretty god and fast net, and to be able to afford it, and now, well, still have the internet so I’m quite lucky…
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When Words Aren’t Enough
I’ve been in just a mire of drama lately in my personal life, this blog and the bookish community has been a great escape, but when I get under this sort of pressure I tend to slump in my reading. Sometimes, just sometimes, words are not enough. I sit here,…
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Content/Trigger Warnings
This really isn’t a post to rant or to discuss if they’re needed or not. I’m not here to stir the pot as they say. I just want to say that I think it’s ludicrous to even argue about it. Have you ever picked up a movie? What does a…
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Cymera 2- Discussion Post: Monsters
Eris Young asked Lesley Glaister and Alexandra Christo, ‘what makes a creature or monster?’ That question took me a bit off guard, I mean we could all give the obvious answers about physiology but Eris obviously was digging deeper than that as both characters aren’t strictly/particularly human in either book…
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Comparing Notes
Hey all! This is it!!! The FIRST in the series, Comparing Notes. I had this in mind for a couple of months, it was inspired by the fact my friend Neda and I both read The Fever King and had completely different reading experiences. It kinda made me remember…
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Supporting Authors & Supporting ‘Us’
This post I guess is more of just a discussion post, but I’d like to add that on any of my posts whether I say so or not, I want you to drop your opinions like they’re hot. Because I trust you all can be civil and I trust I…
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