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Enjoy in Joy by Geeco (Book Review #1089)

Enjoy in joy is a self-help book geared towards those who wish to get more out of their life and increase their peace of mind towards being happier. Making a change is hard, but this book challenges you to change the way you think.

Reinvented by Jason Calabrese (Book Review #1088)

Reinvented is an autobiography about Jason Calabrese. His life is very hard, mostly with debt, low self-esteem, broken teeth, and a spirit he sees as almost destroyed. Feeling beaten down, he faces unemployment and isolation with COVID-19, but the stillness makes him think and… Continue Reading “Reinvented by Jason Calabrese (Book Review #1088)”

Shaping your new normal by Michelle Green (Book Review #1087)

Shaping your new normal is a self-help book aimed to normalize your intake on life after Covid-19. There is no doubt that things have changed, and everyone has had to find a new normal. The book is like a personal coach giving you guidance… Continue Reading “Shaping your new normal by Michelle Green (Book Review #1087)”

She’s Found Her Mind by François Tremblay (Book Review #1086)

She’s found her mind is a fictional comedy story about November, a Manic Pixie dream girl and her love interest, Beef, a cult follower. November sees and understands herself better as she learns more about herself and realizes that it isn’t just necessary to… Continue Reading “She’s Found Her Mind by François Tremblay (Book Review #1086)”

Into the Violet Gardens by Isaac Nasri (Book Review #1084)

Into the violet gardens is a cyberpunk science fiction story set in the year 2024. The story revolves around dealing with a cold-blooded cartel that has taken over Latin America. Levi, a cyborg on the bureau’s virtual team, gets the mission to deal with… Continue Reading “Into the Violet Gardens by Isaac Nasri (Book Review #1084)”

TALES FROM THE BOTTOM OF MY SOLE by David Kingston Yeh (Book Review #1083)

Tales from the bottom of my sole is a gay romantic comedy. It begins when David’s sister shows up as a trans man named Luke and enters Daniel and David’s lives. They are dating and are together.

Geckos and Guns – The Pakistan Years by Sharon Bazant (Book Review #1082)

Geckos and Guns is a travel memoir. This book follows her 2019 book titled ‘Nine Years in Bangkok’ and is a prequel to the author’s family breaking from everything they were used to and leaving Canada, their home. The author demonstrates many ups and… Continue Reading “Geckos and Guns – The Pakistan Years by Sharon Bazant (Book Review #1082)”

Thoughts on Teaching Fiction Online by Michael Backus

Teaching fiction writing online works surprisingly well as a whole, I’ve taught close to 150 classes in the past 18 years for Gotham Writer’s Workshop and Zoetrope Magazine and most of those have been online in the past 10 years.

Wintersfall by Sarah Westill (Book Review #1073)

Wintersfall is a paranormal romance and is the first book in ‘The Guardians of Sziveria series’. It begins with Katrina Nachemir and her personal endeavour to pursue her mother and sister’s killer. She starts working with the Sziverian government and deals with them, including… Continue Reading “Wintersfall by Sarah Westill (Book Review #1073)”