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Read more "Book Club In Session: Daniel H. Wilson’s Robopocalypse"Our last book club selection was Robopocalypse. If you have already read the book, definitely read the discussion between Lauren, Zach , and I. However, I wanted to give a spoiler-free review of the book for those of you who have not yet read it and are thinking about it.
Read more "Book Review: Robopocalypse by Daniel H. Wilson"I usually love reading books written by comedians. Even if they are telling what would ordinarily be a boring story, they often manage bring a witticism to it that allows the story to transcend its boring nature and become enjoyable. I was hoping from the same from Craig Ferguson, but was utterly disappointed. I probably […]
Read more "Audio Book Review: American on Purpose by Craig Ferguson (Read by Craig Ferguson)"Cold Comfort Farm, by Stella Gibbons, is a hilariously witty, tongue-in-cheek parody of the melodramatic novels published before and around the 1930’s which featured rural life at its finest: laden with the ever-present promise of impending doom and imminent despair (usually featuring a heroine prone to hysteria and fainting spells).
Read more "Book Review: Cold Comfort Farm by Stella Gibbons"Before listening to Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?, I knew Mindy Kaling only as the self-obsessed and sometimes annoying Kelly Kapoor from NBC’s The Office. I didn’t know that she also coproduces the show, and additionally has written some of its most hilarious episodes (anyone remember the episode where Michael accidentally grills his foot […]
Read more "Audio Book Review: Is Everyone Hanging Out without Me? (And Other Concerns) By Mindy Kaling (Read by Mindy Kaling)"Heather: My sister, boyfriend, and I have recently started up a book club (if you can even call a meager three people who happen to be reading the same book a club). Unfortunately for me, they share much the same taste in the fantasy/horror genres (a far cry from my beloved Chelsea Handler and Jodi […]
Read more "Book Club in Session: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children"In this weeks roundup of comics (still lagging in my write-ups due to waiting to receive my comics in the mail before I move to a digital format), I read a bunch of the DC 52 comics, including Batman #1, Catwoman #1, I, Vampire #1, Nightwing #1, Supergirl #1, and Wonder Woman #1, in this […]
Read more "My Week in Comics – Woman, Bats, Turtles, and Vamps"Because my issues take a little long to ship (I seriously think I am going to switch to digital comics soon since the closest store is ages away), I ended up getting 2 weeks worth of comics within 2 days. In order to keep the post from getting too long I ended up breaking it […]
Read more "My Week in Comics (Part 2) – Lanterns, Voices, Squads and Super Clones"Alas! The moment I have finally been waiting for. After two weeks of staring out windows each day to see what the mailman had brought me, I finally get my comics that everyone else has been reading for the past two weeks. Apparently they don’t understand how little I like to wait for these things… […]
Read more "My Week in Comics (Part 1) – Action, Bats, and Arrows"[Deep breath] Oh comic smell, how I have missed thee. Yes, A while back I said something about reading more comics, and well, as the piles of unread comics on my dresser goes to show I am a big, stupid liar face. My excuse? I decided to take a rowboat trip across the ocean and […]
Read more "My Week in Comics – Justice League #1 & Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #1"
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